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No
When performing a manoeuvre, the RSM rule must be followed: first observe traffic and road conditions, then signal the intention to manoeuvre, and finally execute it. Under no circumstances should a manoeuvre be initiated before observing traffic.
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Yes, it is recommended but not regulated
Yes, as traffic must be observed afterwards
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