How must a motorcyclist manually signal their intention to turn left if the indicators are unavailable or faulty?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that, in the absence of light indicators (turn signals), drivers must use their arm to warn of their maneuvers. To indicate a movement or turn to the left, the driver must extend the left arm horizontally with the palm facing down. It is important not to confuse this with the right turn signal (left arm bent upwards in an 'L' shape) or the braking signal (moving the arm up and down). Hand signaling must be clearly visible and done well in advance.

How must a motorcyclist manually signal their intention to turn left if the indicators are unavailable or faulty?

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