Besides using the light indicator, how must a driver signal a U-turn using their arm?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, when indicators are not working or the driver wishes to reinforce the signal, arm signals must be used. Since a U-turn involves an initial movement to the left, the hand signal is identical to that of a left turn: the driver must extend their left arm horizontally out the window with the palm facing down (or backwards). Remember that hand signals take priority over light signals if there is a contradiction.

Besides using the light indicator, how must a driver signal a U-turn using their arm?

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