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That they are going to move into the left-hand lane.
An intention to move into the left lane under article 109. Signalling gives no priority: first check that the manoeuvre is safe and respect vehicles already in that lane. The signal communicates intent rather than guaranteeing that the movement will occur.
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That they are going to move into the left-hand lane.
That they are going to park on the hard shoulder.
That they are going to slow down considerably.
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