You wish to turn left at the intersection. What is the correct positioning rule to perform this maneuver?
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- I position myself in the leftmost lane, indicated by the arrow on the ground for turning left, and I turn by hugging the left side without obstructing vehicles coming from the opposite direction.
- I remain in the middle lane, and I turn left directly from this lane to go faster.
- I position myself in the leftmost lane, but I must stop in the middle of the intersection because the light is green only for going straight, not for turning.
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