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during the manoeuvre.
The vehicle's direction indicators must be used sufficiently in advance before starting any manoeuvre. This includes changing lane, turning, overtaking or any other manoeuvre involving a change in the vehicle's direction or position. Using the indicators in advance is essential to warn other drivers and road users of your intentions, allowing them to react appropriately and maintain road safety.
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during the manoeuvre.
sufficiently in advance before starting the manoeuvre.
when starting the manoeuvre.
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