On a two-way interurban road, are you permitted to immobilize the vehicle (stop or park) on the left side?

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No, it is never permitted. The General Traffic Regulations state that on interurban roads (outside built-up areas), stopping and parking must always be carried out on the right side, off the roadway and leaving the drivable part of the shoulder clear. Since it is a two-way road, crossing to the left side would require invading the oncoming traffic lane, creating a highly dangerous situation. Exceptions for parking on the left (such as on one-way streets) generally apply only to urban roads, not interurban ones.

On a two-way interurban road, are you permitted to immobilize the vehicle (stop or park) on the left side?

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