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Leaving completely clear the half of the carriageway corresponding to oncoming traffic.
Keep right, as close as possible to the carriageway edge while retaining sufficient lateral clearance to pass safely. Leave the half for oncoming traffic completely clear even if unmarked. Do not enter it to be more visible or move unnecessarily close to the centre line. Adapt speed to visibility; this position alone cannot guarantee avoiding a collision.
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In the right-hand lane, but as close as possible to the centre line of the road.
Leaving completely clear the half of the carriageway corresponding to oncoming traffic.
Using the opposite direction of travel, so as to be seen more easily.
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