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sufficiently in advance before starting the manoeuvre.
The driver must use optical signals to warn of any manoeuvre involving a turn or lateral movement, and they must always be given sufficiently in advance before starting the manoeuvre so that other road users can be warned of it.
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at the moment of starting the manoeuvre.
only with the vehicle’s light signals.
sufficiently in advance before starting the manoeuvre.
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