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No.
No. It warns of an intention; before moving across, check it is safe and respect traffic already occupying the lane. Another driver seeing the signal or the manoeuvre having started does not automatically create priority.
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Yes, but I must perform the manoeuvre quickly.
Yes, because I have given warning.
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