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On the right-hand side, in the direction of travel.
On the right-hand side in your direction of travel, as close to the edge as possible. The option of parking on the left also applies to one-way roads, not this two-way scenario. Observe signs and municipal ordinances, and do not obstruct traffic or create danger. Being on the right does not by itself make a parking space legal.
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On the left-hand side, in the direction of travel.
On the right or left side, it makes no difference.
On the right-hand side, in the direction of travel.
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