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with light signals and, failing that, with the arm.
The Traffic Regulations state that all drivers of vehicles travelling on public roads are obliged to warn other road users of the manoeuvres they intend to perform with their vehicles. As a general rule, these warnings must be made using the vehicle's light signals or, failing that, with the arm.
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always with light signals.
always with the arm.
with light signals and, failing that, with the arm.
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