California § 22110 - The signals required by this chapter shall be given by signal lamp, unless a vehi

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§ 22110. The signals required by this chapter shall be given by signal lamp, unless a vehi

(a) The signals required by this chapter shall be given by signal lamp, unless a vehicle is not required to be and is not equipped with turn signals. Drivers of vehicles not required to be and not equipped with turn signals shall give a hand and arm signal when required by this chapter. (b) In the event the signal lamps become inoperable while driving, hand and arm signals shall be used in the manner required in this chapter.

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