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On the right, near the edge, with enough clearance to pass safely.
On the right and as close as possible to the carriageway edge, maintaining sufficient lateral clearance to pass safely, under Article 29. This does not mean brushing obstacles or leaving no lateral margin. Specific lane-use, overtaking and signalling rules also apply; this is not an instruction to hug the edge in every situation.
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On the right, near the edge, with enough clearance to pass safely.
As close as possible to the left edge, as the general rule.
By entering the oncoming half to see better.
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