How must a driver warn of their intention to perform a manoeuvre so that other road users understand it?

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Safe driving is based on predictability. According to the MSM safety routine (Mirror Signal Manoeuvre), before executing any lateral movement or change of direction, it is mandatory to communicate your intention to others. The driver must signal clearly and well in advance, preferably using light signals (indicators) or, failing that, arm signals. It is vital not to surprise other road users; staying in blind spots or failing to signal breaks the principle of trust and increases the risk of an accident.

How must a driver warn of their intention to perform a manoeuvre so that other road users understand it?

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