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Signal the manoeuvre in good time.
Check traffic and signal the manoeuvre in good time, preferably using the appropriate indicator. A prescribed hand signal must be visible and may be used where provided for. Signalling does not give priority or allow starting an unsafe manoeuvre.
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Remain in another vehicle’s blind spot.
Signal the manoeuvre in good time.
Do not signal and rely on others to guess your intention.
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Antes de iniciar una maniobra lateral prevista, ¿qué debe hacer para que otros usuarios conozcan su intención?
- Permanecer en el ángulo muerto de otro vehículo.
- No señalizar y confiar en que los demás adivinen su intención.
- Advertir la maniobra con suficiente antelación.(Correct answer)
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