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With the right indicator or the appropriate arm signal.
With the right indicator or a visible arm signal: left arm bent upwards with the palm extended. Signal in advance and keep the warning for the relevant duration of the manoeuvre. If a perceptible arm signal conflicts with other optical signals, it takes precedence. The horn does not replace the turning signal, and signalling does not grant priority.
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With an arm signal or the horn interchangeably.
Only with the horn, without an optical signal.
With the right indicator or the appropriate arm signal.
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