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Yes, always.
Yes, in sufficient time and perceptibly. Normally use the appropriate indicator or the prescribed arm signal. The warning ends on adopting the new trajectory; it need not remain on throughout every later phase of an overtake. Signalling gives no priority.
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No, it is only mandatory to warn other drivers.
Yes, always.
No, but it is always highly recommended.
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