According to the signage at the intersection, is the moped rider allowed to carry out the maneuver indicated with the arm?

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The moped rider extends the left arm horizontally with the palm of the hand facing down: this is the regulatory arm signal to warn of a lateral movement toward the side the hand indicates, that is, a left turn (General Traffic Regulations, Article 109(2)(a)). The signage at the intersection, with the mandatory direction to the left, authorizes that maneuver, so it is legal. Saying that the gesture indicates reversing is incorrect, because that maneuver is signaled by extending the arm horizontally with the palm of the hand facing backward (Article 109(2)(b)). Claiming that it indicates a right turn is also incorrect: with the left arm, a right turn is signaled by bending it upward, with the palm extended (Article 109(2)(a)).

According to the signage at the intersection, is the moped rider allowed to carry out the maneuver indicated with the arm?

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