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As close as possible to the right-hand edge.
On the right and as close as possible to the edge while maintaining sufficient lateral clearance to pass safely. Adapt speed to maintain control. Do not crowd obstacles or enter the opposing direction; the rule does not require ignoring necessary safety clearance.
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Exactly in the centre of the carriageway.
As close as possible to the right-hand edge.
As close as possible to the left-hand edge.
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