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Yes, with the arm.
As a general rule, lateral movements on a two-wheeled moped are signalled using the direction indicator lights on each side. If these indicator lights are faulty, we signal our intention by extending the arm corresponding to the side we want to turn towards, with the palm of the hand facing down.
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No, although as a precaution I will signal it with my arm.
Yes, with the arm.
Yes, with the arm or by giving short, frequent taps on the horn.
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