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sufficient visibility.
A driver wishing to make a left turn on the road on which they are travelling must refrain from carrying out the manoeuvre when there is insufficient visibility to do so safely.
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a sign expressly authorising it.
sufficient visibility.
a place specifically adapted for doing so.
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