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With the right indicator.
With the right indicator, in sufficient time and until the new trajectory is adopted. Hazard lights do not replace direction indication and are not automatically required merely because you park. Warn of stopping or considerable slowing when possible under Article 109 as well; brake lights alone do not indicate the side of lateral movement. Signalling does not grant priority.
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Compulsorily with the right indicator and hazard lights simultaneously.
With the right indicator.
Only with brake lights, without indicating the side.
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