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On the right near the edge with sufficient lateral clearance.
On the right as close as practicable to the carriageway edge while retaining enough lateral clearance for safe passing and adapting to conditions. It does not mean hugging the edge without a margin or occupying the imaginary centre. At limited-visibility bends and crests keep the opposing half clear except under applicable statutory circumstances.
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Always along the imaginary centre even if obstructing oncoming traffic.
On either half indiscriminately without respecting opposing traffic.
On the right near the edge with sufficient lateral clearance.
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Como norma general, en una calzada de doble sentido sin carriles delimitados, ¿cómo debe circular un turismo?
- Siempre por el eje imaginario, aunque obstaculice a quienes vienen de frente.
- Por la derecha, cerca del borde y con separación lateral suficiente.(Correct answer)
- Indistintamente por cualquier mitad sin respetar el sentido contrario.
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