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Yes.
Yes. Any manoeuvre involving a lateral movement must be signalled sufficiently in advance, even without changing lanes. Signal a lateral return movement too if you make one. The obligation does not depend on the overtaken vehicle having two wheels.
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Yes, only in the case of two-wheeled vehicles.
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