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When the vehicle clearly signals a left turn and you can do so without danger.
When the vehicle to be overtaken clearly signals that it will turn left or stop on that side. This is one of the Article 82.2 situations; a free right-hand lane or number of lanes alone is insufficient. There is also a specific rule for trams on two-way roads.
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Whenever the right-hand lane is free, with no other conditions.
When the vehicle clearly signals a left turn and you can do so without danger.
Whenever there are more than two lanes, with no other conditions.
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