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On the left, as a general rule.
On the left under article 82. Exceptions allow right-side overtaking with space and safety, including a vehicle clearly signalling a left turn or stop on that side, specified trams and the urban same-direction multi-lane case. Relative progress between rows or lanes may fall under article 83’s specific rules. Check that overtaking is permitted and safe.
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On whichever side has more space.
On the left, as a general rule.
On the right, always.
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