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as close as possible to the right-hand edge of the carriageway.
On the right and as close as possible to the right edge, maintaining sufficient lateral clearance to pass opposing traffic safely under Article 29. Do not enter the opposing direction or approach the edge dangerously. Obey signs and conditions requiring safe clearance from obstacles or other users.
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in the middle of the carriageway, on straight stretches.
in whichever area is most convenient.
as close as possible to the right-hand edge of the carriageway.
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Como norma general, un turismo circula por una vía urbana de doble sentido con un carril por sentido. ¿Dónde debe situarse?
- por la zona que mejor convenga.
- lo más cerca posible del borde derecho de la calzada.(Correct answer)
- por el centro de la calzada, en tramos rectos.
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