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are valid provided they are made correctly and are visible to other road users.
Arm signals used to warn of manoeuvres are valid and recognised under traffic regulations, provided they are carried out correctly and are clearly visible to other road users. These manual signals are especially useful in situations where a vehicle's indicators are not working, or on bicycles that have no light signalling. Making arm signals correctly means following the established procedures for indicating turns, stops or reductions in speed, making sure these signals are clear and obvious to other drivers and pedestrians.
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are not valid under any circumstances.
are only valid when made on urban roads.
are valid provided they are made correctly and are visible to other road users.
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