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It's only necessary when there's traffic behind
It's always necessary
It might not be necessary
It's only necessary when there's oncoming traffic
Explanation: A signal might not be necessary where there's no-one to benefit from it, or where the signal could confuse other road users. Forward planning and taking an early and steady course will remove the need to routinely signal to pass parked vehicles or obstructions.
Category: Band 1 road procedure
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving: Section 5
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