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Yes, even if there is no sign indicating this.
Yes. If the road is laid out for making that turn in that way, follow that route. You must also signal, respect priority and ensure you can perform it without danger. The turning loop does not give priority or itself guarantee a safe manoeuvre.
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Yes, even if there is no sign indicating this.
No, it does not matter.
Yes, but only if a sign indicates this.
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