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Diagonally or obliquely
When the longitudinal markings of a parking area are diagonal to the kerb, the vehicle must be parked obliquely or diagonally. In this way, one of the vehicle's wheels will touch or be closer to the kerb than the other.
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Diagonally or obliquely
In a perpendicular space
In line or parallel to the kerb
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