In which situation must you position the vehicle at the left edge of the roadway to make a left turn?

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The correct positioning for turning left depends on the direction of traffic flow. On one-way roads, since there is no oncoming traffic, the rule states that you must stick to the left edge of the roadway. This allows you to leave the right side free for drivers wishing to continue straight, improving traffic flow. In contrast, on two-way roads, you must position yourself next to the center line or roadway axis without invading the opposite lane, never on the left edge.

In which situation must you position the vehicle at the left edge of the roadway to make a left turn?

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