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Yes, with the direction indicator on the side where you are going to stop.
Once we have checked that it is feasible to carry out the stopping manoeuvre on the road, it must be signalled with the right direction indicator if stopping or parking on the right, or with the left direction indicator if stopping or parking on the left, thereby warning other users.
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No, it is not necessary.
Yes, with the direction indicator on the side where you are going to stop.
Yes, with the position or parking lights.
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