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With the direction indicator lights, or failing that, with the arm.
When joining the traffic flow, and once the driver has checked the traffic, they must signal the lateral movement manoeuvre clearly and in advance, as a general rule using light signals, specifically the corresponding direction indicator, or failing that, with the arm.
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With the arm, preferably.
With the direction indicator lights only.
With the direction indicator lights, or failing that, with the arm.
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