Is the left turn signal down or up?
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Turning on the left turn signal is done by moving the lever downward. Conditions requiring the use of turn signals: Turn signals must be used when changing lanes, overtaking, making U-turns, and similar situations. It is essential to activate the turn signal in advance to inform other vehicles of your driving intentions, allowing others to anticipate your actions. Important notes on using turn signals: Turn signals must be activated in advance when changing lanes. The left turn signal should be turned on in advance when making a left turn, changing to the left lane, preparing to overtake, leaving a parking spot, or making a U-turn. The right turn signal should be activated in advance when making a right turn, changing to the right lane, returning to the original lane after overtaking, or parking by the roadside. Frequent lane changes should be avoided. Motor vehicles may borrow or change lanes when it does not affect the normal driving of other vehicles; vehicles in the borrowed lane should be given the right of way. Drivers should proceed in order and avoid frequent lane changes. Vehicles that should drive in the slow lane are allowed to borrow the fast lane for overtaking when it does not hinder the normal driving of vehicles in the fast lane, but they must return to the original lane immediately after overtaking. When vehicles from both the left and right lanes are changing into the same lane, vehicles from the left lane should yield to those from the right lane.
