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Yes, manoeuvres must be signalled to all road users.
Yes, signal the turn in good time with the right indicator. Pedestrians are road users too and need to know your intention. Signalling does not give priority or authorise entering a pavement or prohibited area; respect priority and check the manoeuvre is safe.
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Yes, manoeuvres must be signalled to all road users.
It is not compulsory but is highly recommended.
No, we only need to signal to vehicle drivers, not pedestrians.
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