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To choose a suitable lane or position in time and avoid abrupt manoeuvres.
To choose a suitable lane or position in advance and avoid abrupt last-minute manoeuvres. Observe signs and markings, check traffic and signal when required; an indicator does not give priority. A left turn does not always use a lane called the left lane: article 75 distinguishes one-way and two-way roads and specific layouts. Signs or road design may prescribe another position.
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To turn without observing the junction’s signs.
To gain priority by switching on the direction indicator.
To choose a suitable lane or position in time and avoid abrupt manoeuvres.
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