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Yes.
Yes. The right indicator signals the turn; maintain it until the manoeuvre ends and then cancel it. Hazard lights or a hand signal need not be added when the indicator works and is sufficient. Signalling gives no priority: before turning, check that it is safe and give way when required.
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No, they must also switch on the hazard warning lights.
No, they must also signal with their hand.
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