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No. An indicator communicates intent and does not always grant priority or permit entering a lane without checking safety. Another person seeing it does not create priority. Respect the manoeuvre’s rules and affected road users. In the specific Article 84.2 case, before overtaking respect a preceding vehicle in the same lane that has already indicated an intention to move to the same side.
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Yes, but you must carry out the manoeuvre quickly.
Yes, because I have given warning.
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