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On the right, off the carriageway if possible, and begin the turn from there.
On the right, off the carriageway where possible, and start the turn from there. This is the Article 76.2 rule where no specially provided lane exists. Check that the turn is permitted and safe, signal and respect priority; waiting off the carriageway grants no priority and does not permit forcing others to brake.
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In the left-hand lane.
On the right, off the carriageway if possible, and begin the turn from there.
In the centre, without encroaching on the opposite direction of travel.
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