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On the necessary right-hand part of the carriageway.
On the necessary right-hand part of the carriageway. If there is a usable and sufficient right shoulder, use it under Article 36. A missing shoulder does not itself require leaving the road or authorise routinely travelling in the centre. Maintain a suitable safety margin and obey signs.
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Routinely in the centre of the carriageway.
On the necessary right-hand part of the carriageway.
It may not travel on any road without a shoulder.
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