As a general rule, how must a vehicle be positioned when making a stop on urban roads?

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The general rule for stopping or parking is to place the vehicle parallel to the edge of the roadway. Article 92(1) of the General Traffic Regulations allows another positioning when the characteristics of the road or other circumstances make it advisable; the exception does not depend exclusively on an express sign. On urban roads the vehicle is placed as close as possible to the right edge, or also the left one on one-way roads, respecting the signage and the applicable ordinances.

As a general rule, how must a vehicle be positioned when making a stop on urban roads?

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