Where must a special vehicle stop or park on interurban roads?

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On interurban roads, the general rule dictates that both stopping and parking must always be done outside the roadway and off the passable part of the shoulder. This is critical for special vehicles, as many of them drive on the shoulder when their mass or dimensions allow it. If they were to park on the shoulder, they would block the way for other vulnerable users (such as cyclists) or other special vehicles, forcing them to invade the main roadway and creating a risk of accidents. Therefore, they must move the vehicle completely off the road infrastructure.

Where must a special vehicle stop or park on interurban roads?

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