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The one made with the arm.
As a general rule, light signals are used to warn other road users, although acoustic signals and arm signals may exceptionally be used to indicate the manoeuvre, provided they are noticeable to other users. The latter take precedence over light signals and cancel out any other contrary optical signal.
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The one made with the arm.
The light signal.
Neither, as they are contradictory.
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