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On the hard shoulder on their right if it is usable.
Vehicles with a maximum authorised mass of less than 3,500 kilograms travelling on a road, when no part of the road is specifically intended for them, will travel on the hard shoulder on their right if it is usable and sufficient; if it is not, they will use the essential part of the carriageway.
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On the hard shoulder on their right if it is usable.
In the centre of the lane.
On the hard shoulder on their left if it is usable.
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