If a moped rider extends the left arm horizontally with the palm of the hand facing down, what maneuver are they signaling?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, maneuvers must preferably be signaled with the vehicle's light signals or, failing that, with the arm. Extending the left arm fully horizontally with the palm of the hand facing down indicates the intention to turn, change lanes or move to the left. If the rider wanted to indicate a considerable reduction in speed or braking/stopping, they would move the arm up and down with short, quick movements. It should also be remembered that signals made with the arm are valid as long as they are clearly visible and prevail over light signals in the event of a contradiction.

If a moped rider extends the left arm horizontally with the palm of the hand facing down, what maneuver are they signaling?

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