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The vehicle ahead clearly indicating a left turn.
The driver of the vehicle ahead clearly indicates a left turn. There must be sufficient space and utmost precautions; the signal alone is insufficient if passage is unsafe. Article 82 also provides other exceptions, such as stopping on the left or certain trams. A motorcycle being centred in its lane does not alone provide general permission to pass it on the right.
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The motorcycle ahead being centred in its lane, with no other circumstance permitting it.
The vehicle ahead clearly indicating a left turn.
The overtaking driver preferring that side without meeting any exception.
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