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On either side of the carriageway.
On either side, as close as possible to the corresponding edge. Article 90.2 also allows the left side on one-way urban roads, subject to signs, prohibitions and local parking rules. A road outside a built-up area does not gain that allowance merely by being one-way.
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Only on the right-hand side.
Only on the left-hand side.
On either side of the carriageway.
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