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Respect its priority in that situation.
Respect its priority in that situation. If a reasonable time passes without it starting the manoeuvre, you may overtake after first warning it with an audible or visual signal and satisfying the other safety requirements. This does not mean an indicator grants general priority: a lane change must respect vehicles already travelling in the lane you intend to enter, under article 74.2.
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Start overtaking immediately, ignoring its signal.
Respect its priority in that situation.
Assume its indicator requires every vehicle in the adjacent lane to give way.
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