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Move to the left.
To the left, the side indicated by that arm. Article 109.2.a distinguishes a horizontal arm with the palm down, indicating the side pointed to by the hand, from an arm bent upwards with the palm open, indicating the opposite side. A hand signal gives no priority and does not itself confirm that a U-turn will be completed. Check safety and comply with the other manoeuvre rules.
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Move to the left.
Brake without lateral movement.
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