If you are driving on a conventional road and need to make a voluntary stop, exactly where must you make it?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, on interurban roads (such as conventional roads) stopping and parking must always be done off the roadway, on the right-hand side and leaving the passable part of the shoulder completely free. Using the shoulder for voluntary stops is not allowed, since this space is reserved for the traffic of certain users (cyclists, animal-drawn vehicles, etc.) or for immobilizations due to a breakdown or an emergency. The possibility of stopping or parking on the left side of a one-way roadway is a rule exclusive to urban roads and roads passing through a town (travesías), not to interurban roads.

If you are driving on a conventional road and need to make a voluntary stop, exactly where must you make it?

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