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Yes, but it must be visible to other road users
Yes, if other road users can perceive it and it follows the prescribed form. The normal method is vehicle lighting or, if unavailable, an arm signal. A valid arm signal cancels a conflicting optical indication; contradictory signals need not be maintained together. Signal in good time and still establish that the manoeuvre is safe; signalling grants no priority.
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Yes, but it is compulsory to use the indicators at the same time
No, signalling is done only with the indicators
Yes, but it must be visible to other road users
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