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One-way roads.
On a one-way carriageway, position as close as possible to the left edge to turn left. On a two-way carriageway, approach the separation between directions without entering the opposing side, subject to the specific positioning rule for a three-lane carriageway. Signs or markings may require a different position.
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Two-way roads.
Roads with more than one lane for each direction of traffic.
One-way roads.
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