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On the right-hand side.
As close as possible to the right-hand edge. On a one-way urban road, the left side may also be used, subject to prohibitions, safety and local ordinances. This question concerns positioning on the carriageway or shoulder; it does not determine parking within off-road premises or remove other stopping or parking prohibitions.
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On the right-hand side only, and only off the carriageway.
On the right-hand or left-hand side, either way, provided this is done off the carriageway.
On the right-hand side.
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