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No, refrain from turning under those conditions.
No. Article 74 requires refraining from a left turn when visibility is insufficient. Also check that approaching vehicles’ speed and distance allow the manoeuvre without danger. A slope does not itself prohibit every turn or lane change; the prompt specifies a left turn with insufficient visibility.
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No, refrain from turning under those conditions.
Yes, merely switch on the indicator despite insufficient visibility.
Yes, every left turn is permitted if you drive slowly.
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