In which part of the road must stopping or parking be carried out when driving on interurban roads?

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On interurban roads (roads outside built-up areas), regulations are strict for safety reasons. Stopping and parking must always be done outside the roadway (the paved area intended for traffic) and on the right side. Furthermore, it is a mandatory requirement to leave the passable shoulder free, as the shoulder is reserved for emergencies, breakdowns, or specific users (such as pedestrians and cyclists). doing so in the lane or on the shoulder would obstruct traffic and increase the risk of accidents.

In which part of the road must stopping or parking be carried out when driving on interurban roads?

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