Correct answer
Yes, with the direction indicator on the side where you are going to stop.
Use the indicator on the side where you will stop, in good time, in addition to the braking or stopping warning under Article 109.2.c where possible. Check the stop is permitted and safe. Position lights do not replace the manoeuvre warning.
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No, it is not necessary.
Yes, with the position or parking lights.
Yes, with the direction indicator on the side where you are going to stop.
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Si el vehículo dispone de intermitentes, ¿cómo debe advertir una maniobra de parada junto al borde de la vía?
- Sí, con el indicador de dirección del lado donde vaya a parar.(Correct answer)
- Sí, con las luces de posición o de estacionamiento.
- No, no es necesario.
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