Which of these circumstances does not by itself constitute an exception that allows overtaking on the right?

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Article 82 of the General Traffic Regulations establishes overtaking on the left as the general rule. With enough space and the utmost precautions, it allows overtaking on the right when the vehicle clearly indicates that it is going to turn or stop on the left, and for trams that travel in the central area on two-way roads. Within built-up areas it also allows overtaking on the right on roadways with at least two lanes for the same direction delimited by longitudinal markings, provided that it can be done without danger. The existence of two urban lanes without those markings does not by itself allow this last exception to be invoked. That does not remove the independent exceptions concerning turning or stopping on the left and trams.

Which of these circumstances does not by itself constitute an exception that allows overtaking on the right?

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