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The arm signal takes precedence over the light signal.
The hand signal: under Article 108.2, a visible, compliant hand signal overrides a conflicting visual indication. Normally use the vehicle’s lights or, if unavailable, the arm. There is no general permission to sound the horn for every manoeuvre; audible warnings have specific permitted cases. A driver’s signal also gives no priority.
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The light signal takes precedence over the arm signal.
The light signal, since the arm signal is not regulatory.
The arm signal takes precedence over the light signal.
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