Correct answer
The one given with the arm.
The arm signal. Under article 108, it must be visible and regulation-compliant and overrides any contradictory optical indication. Generally use the vehicle’s lights, or the arm if they are unavailable. An intention signal does not give priority or remove the duty to check manoeuvre safety.
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To the one given with the indicator, because they are going to change lanes.
To none of them, as it indicates the vehicle has broken down.
The one given with the arm.
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