When overtaking with a bus, the left indicator is switched on to signal the lane change. At exactly what moment must that light signal be switched off?

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The General Traffic Regulations stipulate that direction indicators must be used to warn of the intention to make a maneuver or lateral movement, must stay on during its execution and must be switched off as soon as the vehicle has completed that movement and is settled on its new path. Leaving the left indicator on while driving in the overtaking lane would confuse other drivers, wrongly suggesting the intention to change to a lane even further to the left. The maneuver of returning to the right-hand lane is an independent lateral movement that will be warned of in good time with the right indicator.

When overtaking with a bus, the left indicator is switched on to signal the lane change. At exactly what moment must that light signal be switched off?

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