Is the driver obliged to warn other road users of the maneuvers they intend to perform?

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Yes, as a general rule, drivers are obliged to warn other road users of the maneuvers they intend to carry out. This signaling must be done well in advance and maintained until the maneuver is completed. The preferred way to warn is by using luminous signals (indicators or brake lights), but in their absence or if they are not working, the arm (hand signals) must be used. Remember the mirror-signal-maneuver routine. Failing to signal can cause accidents and leads to penalties.

Is the driver obliged to warn other road users of the maneuvers they intend to perform?

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