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Off the carriageway on the right, keeping the usable shoulder clear.
Off the carriageway on its right side, keeping the usable shoulder clear, under Article 90. A single traffic direction does not authorise left-side parking on an interurban road. The urban possibility of also parking on the left of a one-way road remains subject to other prohibitions, signs and ordinances. Do not confuse a one-way road with a single carriageway carrying two-way traffic.
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On the carriageway, on either side.
Off the carriageway, always on the left.
Off the carriageway on the right, keeping the usable shoulder clear.
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