As a general rule, how must driving maneuvers be signaled?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, drivers are obliged to warn other road users of any maneuvers they intend to perform well in advance. As a general rule, this warning should be given using the vehicle's luminous signaling (indicators or brake lights). Using the arm is valid but acts as a substitute; it is used when the lights do not work or the vehicle does not have them (although if there is a contradiction between the light and the arm, the arm prevails if clearly visible). Acoustic signals (horn) are exceptional and are only permitted in very specific cases (to avoid accidents, overtaking outside built-up areas, etc.), so they are not the general method.

As a general rule, how must driving maneuvers be signaled?

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