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Always signal manoeuvres in advance.
When the driver of a vehicle decides to begin a manoeuvre and wants other road users to be able to anticipate their intentions, after checking the traffic, the driver must clearly signal the intended manoeuvre sufficiently far in advance, using the corresponding direction indicator or their arm.
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Remain in another vehicle's mirror blind spot.
Always signal manoeuvres in advance.
Do nothing; other road users must pay attention to their speed and path.
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