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Near the left-hand edge of the carriageway.
As close as possible to the left-hand edge under article 75.1.b. Position in advance, signal and ensure the manoeuvre can be completed safely, yielding where required. This is a left turn to another road or carriageway, rather than a reversal of travel direction. Follow a different layout or signage where provided.
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Near the right-hand edge as the general rule for this turn.
Left turns are prohibited on every one-way carriageway.
Near the left-hand edge of the carriageway.
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En una calzada de sentido único, sin acondicionamiento o señales que indiquen otra forma de girar, ¿dónde debe situarse un turismo para girar a la izquierda?
- Está prohibido girar a la izquierda en toda calzada de sentido único.
- Junto al borde izquierdo de la calzada.(Correct answer)
- Junto al borde derecho como regla general para ese giro.
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