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Perpendicular to the kerb, within the marked bay.
Perpendicular to the kerb, within the marked space. The markings indicate the specific layout and must be respected. Here the bays are perpendicular; parallel parking runs along the kerb, while angled parking forms an angle other than 90 degrees.
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Perpendicular to the kerb, within the marked bay.
Parallel to the kerb, across the bay markings.
At an oblique angle different from the marked layout.
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