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To signal the manoeuvre at any time of day.
Direction indicators warn of an intended turn or lane change by day and night. Use them in advance without confusing others. Signalling does not confer priority or replace checking safety. They are not the normal warning for every braking action: brake lights and, where appropriate, hazard lights serve other functions.
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To be seen at night.
To signal the manoeuvre at any time of day.
To signal the manoeuvre only at night.
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