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On the right in the direction of travel.
As close as possible to the right-hand edge in the direction of travel under Article 90.2. Parking must also be permitted at that location and must not obstruct or create danger. On a one-way road, parking on the left is also possible unless restricted. Follow signs and applicable rules; being on the right does not permit parking anywhere.
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On the left in the direction of travel.
On the right in the direction of travel.
On either side indiscriminately.
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