To carry out loading and unloading on a two-way street, where must you position the vehicle?

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On two-way streets, stopping and parking (including for loading and unloading) must be carried out exclusively on the right side of the roadway in the direction of travel. Placing the vehicle on the left would require invading oncoming traffic, which is prohibited and dangerous. Furthermore, regulations state that it should be done off the roadway if possible, and if not, as close as possible to the right edge, without obstructing traffic. The 'center' answer is incorrect because it would block traffic flow, and the 'left' answer is incorrect because that is only permitted on one-way streets.

To carry out loading and unloading on a two-way street, where must you position the vehicle?

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