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Left arm horizontal with the palm down.
The left arm extended horizontally with the palm down, visible to other road users. Light signals are used as the general rule; the arm is the fallback. First check that the turn is permitted and safe, signal in advance and do not confuse signalling with having priority. The left arm bent upwards indicates movement towards the opposite side.
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Left arm horizontal with the palm down.
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