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Next to the broken line, without entering the lane for oncoming traffic.
Move close to the line separating the directions without entering the opposing area while taking position for the turn. Signal in advance and check you can turn without danger while respecting applicable traffic priority. A specially laid-out road may require a different route.
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On the right, off the carriageway whenever possible.
Next to the broken line, without entering the lane for oncoming traffic.
On the broken line, slightly entering the lane for oncoming traffic.
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