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With the left indicator.
Use the left indicator in good time and check safety. Brake lights may illuminate when braking to warn of slowing: they can operate alongside the indicator, but do not replace the lateral-movement signal. Hazard lights do not replace it either. The question assumes stopping there is permitted; it does not authorise stopping on the left on every road.
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With hazard warning lights alone.
With brake lights alone.
With the left indicator.
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