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On a two-way carriageway with one lane per direction and a longitudinal marking separating them, with no other signs requiring a different position, where should you position your car before turning left?

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Next to the longitudinal marking that separates the two directions of traffic.

Next to the marking separating the directions, within your own side of the carriageway. Article 75 requires approaching the dividing axis on a two-way carriageway unless the road layout or signs require otherwise. Check that the turn is permitted, signal in good time and yield as required. Correct positioning does not guarantee the turn can be completed safely.

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  • Near the right-hand edge of the carriageway.

  • Next to the left-hand edge of the carriageway.

  • Next to the longitudinal marking that separates the two directions of traffic.

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