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In good time before starting the change.
In good time before starting the manoeuvre under Article 109. Keep the signal on during the lateral movement and end it once on the new course. Signalling does not confer priority; first ensure the change is safe. The answer concerns when warning begins, not whether it must continue during the manoeuvre.
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In good time before starting the change.
Only after already starting to change lane.
Only at the instant of starting, without advance warning.
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