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sufficiently in advance before starting the manoeuvre.
Sufficiently in advance, under Article 109. Use the direction indicator or the appropriate prescribed arm signal; a light signal remains on until the lateral movement is complete. Signalling does not confer priority or replace checking safety. Do not wait until moving laterally to signal or delay necessary urgent action to avoid danger.
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at the moment of starting the manoeuvre.
only with the vehicle’s light signals.
sufficiently in advance before starting the manoeuvre.
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