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The line on the side on which the driver is travelling.
The line on the side on which the driver is travelling. Under Annex I, markings M-3.1 to M-3.3, this rule does not prevent returning to the normal lane after overtaking started from the broken-line side, including when abandoning the manoeuvre. Starting a manoeuvre also requires all other applicable safety conditions and prohibitions to be respected.
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The line on the side on which the driver is travelling.
Only the line on the opposite side.
Neither line.
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Una línea longitudinal continua está adosada a otra discontinua. ¿Cuál debe tener en cuenta el conductor?
- La situada en el lado por el que circula.(Correct answer)
- Solo la situada en el lado contrario.
- Ninguna de las dos.
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