As a general rule, how must a driver warn of their intention to perform a maneuver?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, drivers are obliged to warn other road users of the maneuvers they intend to perform well in advance. As a general rule, the vehicle's light signals (indicators) must be used. Although the use of the arm is valid (and prevails over the light if there is a contradiction), it is only used by default when the lighting does not work or the vehicle lacks indicators. The horn (acoustic signal) has very restricted use (emergencies or to avoid accidents) and is not used to signal standard turns or lateral movements.

As a general rule, how must a driver warn of their intention to perform a maneuver?

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