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With a flashing red light.
By flashing red. Some arrangements instead use the direction-indicator tell-tales simultaneously: not every vehicle has a separate red tell-tale. The button and its symbol should not be confused with the operating tell-tale or exterior lights. Consult the vehicle manual.
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With a flashing red light.
With a steady white light.
With a steady yellow light in that red tell-tale.
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