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With light signals.
With the appropriate light signal, in sufficient time and until the new trajectory has been adopted. An arm signal may be used under article 109, but it is not a light signal. Signalling only communicates intent: it does not give priority or replace checking traffic.
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By waving the left arm.
By reducing speed.
With light signals.
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