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The white vehicle.
The white car’s, under Article 84.2, because it signalled movement to the same side. If it does not act after a reasonable time, the green car may overtake only when lawful and safe and after warning it by an audible or light signal under the relevant use rules. An indicator does not give absolute priority over every user. The question establishes positions and intent without an image.
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Neither of them.
The white vehicle.
The green vehicle.
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