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Warn of an intention to move or turn towards the indicated side.
Warn other road users of lateral movement or a turn towards the indicated side, under Article 109. They also signal the corresponding movement when stopping or parking. Signal in good time, check safety and respect priority: an indicator does not grant priority. Reversing is signalled by the reversing light or the prescribed alternative if absent; the indicator neither replaces it nor illuminates the road.
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Warn of an intention to move or turn towards the indicated side.
Always replace the reversing light.
Illuminate the road like headlights.
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