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With sufficient notice before starting the manoeuvre.
Signals for carrying out a manoeuvre while driving must be started with sufficient notice before beginning the manoeuvre. This anticipation is crucial to give other road users enough time to recognise and react to your intentions. For example, when changing lanes or turning, it is important to signal in advance to alert other drivers and pedestrians. Starting the signal in advance allows other drivers to adjust their speed or position on the road safely and avoids situations of risk or confusion.
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With sufficient notice before starting the manoeuvre.
Once the manoeuvre has already started.
Just before starting the manoeuvre.
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