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Using the right-hand indicator.
The right indicator, under article 109.2.c. Where possible, warn of immobilisation or considerable slowing through repeated brake-light use or the corresponding hand signal; for a voluntary stop or parking, also use the indicator for the chosen side. In places or circumstances with significantly reduced visibility, also follow the rules for signalling the vehicle’s presence. Signal in good time and check that stopping is permitted and safe.
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