How must a driver warn of their intention to turn right?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, drivers are obliged to warn other road users of any maneuvers they intend to perform. The general rule states that the vehicle's light signals should be used, in this case, the right turn indicator. However, if the indicators are malfunctioning or the vehicle lacks them, signaling with the arm is permitted. To signal a right turn manually, the driver must extend their left arm out the window and bend it upwards at a right angle ('L' shape). Therefore, the correct answer covers both the preferred mechanical option and the supplementary manual option.

How must a driver warn of their intention to turn right?

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