On a one-way urban road, where is parking permitted if there are no signs prohibiting it?

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General Traffic Regulations establish a key difference for parking on urban roads. If the road is two-way, parking is only allowed on the right. However, on a one-way urban road, parking is permitted on both the right and the left sides, provided there are no vertical signs or road markings prohibiting it and sufficient space is left for traffic flow. Parking in the center of the roadway is strictly prohibited.

On a one-way urban road, where is parking permitted if there are no signs prohibiting it?

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