As a general rule, how must a driver warn of their intention to make a left turn?

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To make a left turn, traffic regulations state that other road users must be warned well in advance using the light signal (left indicator). It is important to differentiate the options: The left indicator (Correct): This is the mandatory and primary method under normal conditions. The left arm: Its use is valid but subsidiary; that is, it is only valid or used if the indicators are broken or not visible. Furthermore, the palm of the hand should face down, not up. Acoustic signals: The horn is not used to indicate turning maneuvers, but to warn of dangers or overtaking on interurban roads.

As a general rule, how must a driver warn of their intention to make a left turn?

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