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An intention to manoeuvre towards the right.
An intended manoeuvre towards that side, such as a turn or lateral movement. Under article 109, the relevant side’s indicator also signals immobilisation to stop or park when fitted. It does not grant priority or remove the duty to check safety. Hazard warning lights operate the indicators together, rather than using only the right indicator.
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Automatic priority over every other road user.
An intention to manoeuvre towards the right.
A hazard warning equivalent to both indicators operating together.
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