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How must you signal your intention to turn right?

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As a general rule with the direction indicators and, when not possible, with the arm.

When signalling the intention to turn right in a vehicle, the following steps should be taken: Use of Direction Indicators (Indicators): As a general rule, the vehicle's direction indicators must be used to signal the intention to turn right. These indicators are flashing lights that are clearly visible to other road users, indicating that the vehicle is about to make a turn. Use of the Arm when Indicators are Not Possible: In cases where the direction indicators are not functioning correctly or are not visible, the turn must be signalled with the arm. To turn right, the driver must extend the right arm horizontally or the left arm with the elbow bent upwards at a right angle, to clearly indicate the intention to turn. Observation and Safety: Before signalling and making the turn, it is important to observe and ensure that the turn can be made without hindering or endangering other road users. The manoeuvre should only be carried out when it is safe to do so.

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  • Always with the direction indicators, never with the arm.

  • As a general rule with the direction indicators and, when not possible, with the arm.

  • With the direction indicators or with the horn.

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