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Yes. Signal a lateral movement in advance when overtaking, including when overtaking a motorcycle without a sidecar. Use the relevant direction indicator or the prescribed arm signal; a perceptible arm signal may take precedence. Signalling does not give priority or guarantee that overtaking is safe: check that the manoeuvre can be made safely and respect traffic already in the lane.
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Only when overtaking motorcycles with a sidecar.
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