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Yes. Keep signalling the intended turn while waiting to perform it; reaching the entry position does not cancel the intention or require changing signals. End the lateral-movement signal once the new trajectory has been adopted, under Article 109. Signalling gives no priority and does not authorise disregarding a traffic light or priority sign.
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Only two-wheeled vehicles must maintain it
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