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Beside the right or left edge, subject to applicable conditions.
Beside the right or left edge under Article 90.2. Position the vehicle as close as possible to the selected edge and observe other rules, signs and local ordinances. This does not permit parking on pavements or in prohibited places. On two-way urban roads, the general rule is the right edge in your direction of travel.
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Only the right edge, because the left is always prohibited on one-way roads.
Only the left edge; the right is always prohibited.
Beside the right or left edge, subject to applicable conditions.
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