When is it permitted to position the vehicle in the center of the roadway to make a left turn?

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To correctly perform a left turn, the vehicle's position depends on the type of road and its markings: Two-way roads without road markings: The driver must position themselves next to the imaginary axis of the roadway (the center), without invading the opposite lane. This is the specific situation where the answer is correct. Two-way roads with road markings: You must stick to the longitudinal line separating the directions, without stepping on or crossing it (if it is solid). One-way roads: You must position yourself on the left edge of the roadway. Therefore, positioning in the 'center' (imaginary axis) only applies when there are no painted lines. Being a novice driver does not affect road positioning rules.

When is it permitted to position the vehicle in the center of the roadway to make a left turn?

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