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Yes, under the stated conditions and municipal rules.
Yes, while complying with stopping and parking rules and municipal loading requirements. The general rule is to perform the operation off the road; this question states the unavoidable exception. There is no general duty to always use the left: use a permitted, safe location.
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No, on a one-way urban road the vehicle must always be on the right.
Yes, and unloading allows stopping prohibitions to be ignored.
Yes, under the stated conditions and municipal rules.
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