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On the right, taking maximum precautions.
On the right, taking maximum precautions under Article 82.2. Absence of STOP or priority signs alone is insufficient. The shoulder is not a spare overtaking lane. A separate urban exception permits right-side overtaking on carriageways with at least two marked lanes in the same direction when safe; two lanes in each direction are not required.
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On the left even when entering the turning vehicle’s path.
On either side without checking safety.
On the right, taking maximum precautions.
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