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When we are occupying the corresponding lane.
When joining the traffic flow, and once the traffic has been checked, the driver must signal the manoeuvre clearly and in advance, using the corresponding indicator light or hand signal. The indicator light must be kept on at all times until the manoeuvre is finished, that is, until the driver occupies the corresponding lane, which is when the indicator light must be switched off.
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We must not use light signals, only acoustic ones.
When we are occupying the corresponding lane.
Before reaching the corresponding lane.
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