With your motorcycle, you are about to overtake another one driving in front, for which you have to make a significant lateral displacement although without invading the adjacent lane. Must you signal this lateral displacement?

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Motorcycles, due to their smaller size, usually occupy only a part of the lane in which they travel. Any significant lateral displacement must be warned to other road users. Therefore, even if the movement is made within the same lane and the adjacent one is not invaded, it is mandatory to signal it. This signaling will be done using the corresponding direction indicators.

With your motorcycle, you are about to overtake another one driving in front, for which you have to make a significant lateral displacement although without invading the adjacent lane. Must you signal this lateral displacement?

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