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made with the arm.
The arm signal under Article 108.2, if perceptible and correctly made. The general method is vehicle lighting or, if unavailable, the arm. This rule concerns conflicting optical indications by a driver; it does not override officers’ orders or make every gesture a valid signal.
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light-based.
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made with the arm.
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