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On the right and within the lane
On the right, within the appropriate lane, leaving sufficient lateral clearance to pass oncoming traffic safely. Better visibility does not permit driving against traffic, and the centre is not the ordinary travelling position. Manoeuvres and special situations have their own conditions; claiming a need does not allow unrestricted use of opposing traffic space.
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On the right and within the lane
On the left for better visibility
In the middle of the carriageway
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Como norma general, durante la progresión ordinaria en una calzada de doble sentido y sin otra regulación aplicable, ¿por dónde debe circular?
- Por la derecha y dentro de su carril(Correct answer)
- Por la izquierda para ver mejor
- Por el centro de la calzada
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