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Only on the right.
On roads outside built-up areas, mopeds may stop and park only on the right-hand side. We must also bear in mind that stopping may not take place on the traversable part of the hard shoulder or on the carriageway.
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Only on the right.
On whichever side is most convenient.
Only on the left.
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