As a general rule, on an interurban road with two-way traffic, stopping off the roadway is permitted...
A)on the left side and leaving the passable part of the shoulder free.
B)on the right side and on the passable part of the shoulder.
C)on the right side and leaving the passable part of the shoulder free.Correct
# Explanation: Stopping on two-way interurban roads
On a two-way interurban road, stopping off the roadway is permitted **only on the right side**, which is the side where vehicles travel in your direction of travel. In addition, you must leave **the passable part of the shoulder free** so that other vehicles can drive if necessary. Stopping on the left side would be dangerous and is prohibited, as is fully occupying the passable shoulder.