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With the arm extended horizontally and the palm facing downwards.
Extend the left arm horizontally with the palm facing down. Signal in advance and check that the manoeuvre is permitted and safe. Under Articles 108 and 109, arm signals must be visible; if perceptible and conflicting with other optical signals they prevail. Signalling does not grant priority.
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With the arm extended horizontally and the palm facing upwards.
With the arm extended horizontally and the palm facing downwards.
It can only be signalled using the direction indicator.
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