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Yes, to prepare to change direction, overtake, stop or park.
To prepare to turn, overtake, stop or park under Article 33. The rule requires marked lanes and excludes motorways and expressways. Do not obstruct others, and perform any lateral movement with observation, signalling and respect for the priority of the lane you join.
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No, under no circumstances.
Yes, to prepare to change direction, overtake, stop or park.
Yes, but only to change direction.
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