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No. Interurban stopping or parking must be off the carriageway, on the right and leaving the driveable shoulder clear. Load and unload off the road; if doing so on the road is exceptionally unavoidable, observe stopping and parking rules without danger or serious disruption. Use the side nearest the carriageway edge where possible and avoid unnecessary noise or disturbance. Do not place goods on the carriageway, shoulder or pedestrian areas.
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