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on the right-hand side of the carriageway, keeping the half corresponding to the opposite direction completely clear.
On the right, keeping the opposing half completely clear and retaining sufficient lateral clearance. Article 29 requires this on limited-visibility bends and crests even without markings. Do not cut through the centre or move left to try to see further. Adapt speed so you can stop for an obstacle within the visible distance.
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on the right-hand side of the carriageway, keeping the half corresponding to the opposite direction completely clear.
in the centre of the carriageway because there are no road markings separating the directions.
on the left-hand side of the carriageway, because there is more visibility.
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En una carretera de doble sentido sin marcas que separen los sentidos, se aproxima a una curva de visibilidad reducida. Sin realizar un rebasamiento excepcional, ¿por dónde debe circular?
- por la derecha de la calzada, dejando completamente libre la mitad correspondiente al sentido contrario.(Correct answer)
- por el centro de la calzada porque no existen marcas viales que separen los sentidos.
- por la izquierda de la calzada, porque hay más visibilidad.
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