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With the left direction indicator
Use the left indicator in good time and until the manoeuvre is complete. Generally use vehicle lights, or a compliant arm signal if lights are unavailable. Signalling intent does not give priority or replace checking that the turn is permitted and safe.
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With the left arm extended and the palm of the hand facing upwards
With the left direction indicator
With the vehicle's acoustic signals
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