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right.
When driving on urban roads and we need to stop or park on the carriageway or hard shoulder, we will position the vehicle as close as possible to the right-hand edge of the road, except on one-way roads, where it may also be positioned on the left-hand side, allowing parking on both sides.
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right or left, off the carriageway or hard shoulder.
right.
right or left.
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