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On the right within your lane, near the right-hand edge with a safe margin.
Drive on the right, near the right-hand edge within your lane, with sufficient margin to do so safely. Do not crowd a dangerous edge or enter the oncoming lane to follow the bend. Adapt speed before entering, account for visibility and maintain safe lateral clearance. This concerns a road bend, not a left turn at an intersection.
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On the centre line, entering the oncoming side.
Close to the left-hand edge of the entire carriageway.
On the right within your lane, near the right-hand edge with a safe margin.
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