On a two-way urban road, on which side of the roadway must a motorcycle park?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, when driving on two-way urban roads, stopping and parking must be done strictly on the right side, placing the vehicle as close as possible to the edge of the roadway. This applies to all vehicles, including motorcycles, to avoid crossing the lane of oncoming traffic, which would create hazardous situations. Parking on the left side is only permitted on one-way urban roads.

On a two-way urban road, on which side of the roadway must a motorcycle park?

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