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No, in no case.
No. On interurban roads, stop or park off the carriageway on its right side, leaving the usable shoulder clear. The option to use the left side of a one-way road concerns urban roads under the applicable conditions; it is not a general interurban exception. A phone call or programming navigation does not change the rule. Specific safety measures apply in an emergency.
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Yes, to answer an urgent phone call.
No, in no case.
Yes, to programme the vehicle's navigation system.
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