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On the right-hand side, clear of the carriageway and leaving the passable part of the hard shoulder free.
Off the carriageway on its right-hand side, leaving the driveable part of the shoulder clear. The option of using the left side on a one-way road belongs to urban roads under Article 90.2, not this interurban rule. Observe prohibitions, safety and signs. Emergency immobilisation has specific rules and is outside this question.
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On the right-hand side, clear of the carriageway and leaving the passable part of the hard shoulder free.
On the right-hand or left-hand side if it is a one-way road.
On the right-hand hard shoulder.
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