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On the essential part of the carriageway, close to the right side.
On the essential part of the carriageway, close to the right side while maintaining safety, under Article 36(1). If a usable and sufficient shoulder exists, it must be used. Do not unnecessarily occupy the centre or left, or approach the edge so closely that stability or other users are endangered.
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On the essential part of the carriageway, close to the right side.
Always in the lane centre even if occupying more space than necessary.
Close to the left-hand edge of the carriageway.
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