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Yes, because it suits the destination and the stated conditions are met.
Yes. Article 33 permits using the lane best suited to the destination under these conditions; it does not require always selecting a particular lane. Signal and prepare the turn while respecting markings, signs and other users.
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Yes, because it suits the destination and the stated conditions are met.
No, it must always remain in the right lane until physically starting the turn.
No, the left lane is prohibited for all cars.
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