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No, because it should be in the left-hand lane.
No. Under article 75.1.b, position as close as possible to the left-hand edge unless the road layout or signs direct a different turning method. Change lane in sufficient time, signalling and without danger or obstruction. If safe positioning is no longer possible, do not force the turn from the centre lane. Being in the left lane alone does not guarantee a safe turn: visibility, signs and priority also matter.
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No, because it should be in the left-hand lane.
Yes, if no other vehicles are travelling.
Yes, because there are no arrows on the road surface.
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