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Preferably with the vehicle's light signals
Normally with the vehicle’s light signals; failing that, with the arm, under Articles 108 and 109. Signal in good time and maintain the warning as required. A compliant arm signal visible to others takes precedence over a conflicting optical signal. The horn is not a substitute for indicators for any manoeuvre: sound warnings are limited to the circumstances in Article 110.
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Either with the arm or with the light signals, it makes no difference
Preferably with the vehicle's light signals
Preferably with the arm
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