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Try to avoid unnecessary noise and disturbance.
Avoid unnecessary noise and disturbance, using sufficient resources to carry out the work promptly and safely. Normally it takes place off the road; only when unavoidable may it take place on the road, without danger or serious disruption and subject to stopping, parking and local time/location rules. Where possible, work from the side nearest the carriageway edge. There is no requirement always to work within the road or on the side nearest its centre.
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Always perform them within the road as a mandatory rule.
Always perform them from the side nearest the carriageway centre.
Try to avoid unnecessary noise and disturbance.
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