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On the right, with maximum care.
On the right, with maximum care and without creating danger. Overtaking is generally on the left, but this is an exception. Others include certain marked multi-lane urban carriageways or trams under the statutory conditions. Multiple lanes alone do not always permit right-side overtaking on any road.
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On either side without checking space or traffic.
On the right, with maximum care.
Always on the left, ignoring the clearly signalled turn.
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