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On the right-hand side.
On an urban road with two-way traffic, a motorcyclist must always park it on the right-hand side in relation to their direction of travel. This regulation ensures that parking and stopping are carried out in an orderly and safe manner, allowing traffic to flow properly. The regulations establish that on two-way roads, parking is permitted only on the right-hand side of the carriageway. This is necessary to avoid possible collisions with vehicles travelling in the opposite direction and to ensure that parked vehicles do not obstruct traffic travelling in either direction.
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On either the right or left side.
On the left-hand side.
On the right-hand side.
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