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made with the arm.
In the situation shown in the image, where the signals contradict each other, the signal made with the arm prevails. This is because, when vehicle light signals and the driver's hand signals contradict each other, hand signals have priority. If the signals made do not contradict each other, both signals are considered valid.
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light-based.
more restrictive.
made with the arm.
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