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Yes, signal the turn in advance.
Yes. Signal the turn in good time and maintain the signal until the manoeuvre is complete. Waiting at the light or using a turn-only lane does not remove that obligation. Do not wait for green before first signalling. The indicator communicates intent but does not give priority or authorise turning against red.
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No, in a turn-only lane it is merely recommended.
Yes, signal the turn in advance.
No, wait for green before beginning to signal.
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