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Yes.
Yes. Signal the move to the left, observe traffic and give way before joining. Signalling gives no priority and does not prove the manoeuvre is safe. Maintain the signal until the lateral move is complete; a momentary flash is insufficient.
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No, because it must be signalled with the right indicator.
Yes.
No, because it must be signalled with the arm.
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