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With the left direction indicator.
Use the left indicator in good time. Vehicle lights are the general signalling method; if unavailable, an arm signal must be visible and use the prescribed position. To signal towards the side indicated by the hand, extend it horizontally with the palm down. Signalling does not confer priority or permit a prohibited U-turn.
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With the left direction indicator.
With the right direction indicator.
With the arm extended horizontally and the palm facing upwards.
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