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No; stop off the carriageway on the right and leave the usable shoulder clear.
No. Stop or park off the carriageway on its right-hand side, leaving the usable part of the shoulder clear. The rule does not require keeping every non-usable part of the shoulder clear. A call or programming navigation does not permit choosing the left side; specific safety measures apply when an emergency prevents ordinary positioning.
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Yes, to answer a call.
No; stop off the carriageway on the right and leave the usable shoulder clear.
Yes, to programme navigation.
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