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By the side nearest the road edge, first checking it is safe.
By the side nearest the road edge, after checking that this causes no danger or obstruction, especially to cyclists. Permitted parking on a one-way road can be on the right or left, so the same vehicle side cannot always be chosen. Do not open before the vehicle is fully stationary or without checking other users.
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By the side nearest the road edge, first checking it is safe.
Always by the vehicle’s left side.
Always by the vehicle’s right side.
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