Correct answer
When the vehicle has adopted its new course.
The lateral movement must be signalled using the direction indicator light corresponding to the side towards which it is going to be made, and this signal must end as soon as the vehicle has adopted its new course, not only when it has overtaken the vehicle it is passing.
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When the vehicle has adopted its new course.
When you check that other road users have noticed the signal.
Once it has overtaken the vehicle being overtaken.
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La señalización luminosa para indicar el cambio de carril, ¿cuándo deberá concluir?
- Cuando el vehículo haya adoptado la nueva trayectoria.(Correct answer)
- Cuando compruebe que los demás usuarios han percibido la señalización.
- Una vez haya rebasado al vehículo adelantado.
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