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With the left direction indicator.
When a driver intends to make a U-turn on a road, they must signal the manoeuvre in advance, preferably using the left direction indicator, or by extending their arm horizontally with the palm of their hand facing downwards.
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With the left direction indicator.
With the right direction indicator.
With the arm extended horizontally and the palm facing upwards.
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