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With the prescribed arm signal or, if it is not considered appropriate, the right indicator.
Extend the arm horizontally and repeatedly move it from back to front, with the back of the hand facing rearwards, or use the right indicator when the arm signal is not considered appropriate. This indication applies when you cannot move fully right and overtaking is safe. It does not grant priority or relieve the overtaking driver of independently checking safety and applicable prohibitions; do not increase speed or obstruct the manoeuvre.
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Exclusively with the arm, even when inappropriate.
With the left indicator to invite the following vehicle past.
With the prescribed arm signal or, if it is not considered appropriate, the right indicator.
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