Irányjelzvel

Irányjelzvel is a Hungarian term that translates to "with a turn signal" or "using a turn signal" in English. It specifically refers to the act of indicating one's intention to change direction while driving, cycling, or walking. The primary function of using an irányjelzvel is to communicate with other road users, enhancing safety and preventing accidents.

In the context of road vehicles, the irányjelzvel is typically achieved through the activation of flashing lights on the vehicle, commonly known as indicators or blinkers. These lights flash in the direction the driver intends to move, signaling a lane change, a turn at an intersection, or pulling over to the side of the road. The proper and timely use of the irányjelzvel is a fundamental aspect of safe driving and is often mandated by traffic laws.

Pedestrians may also use hand signals as a form of irányjelzvel, particularly when cycling or in situations where vehicle indicators are not applicable. These hand gestures clearly communicate intended movements to approaching vehicles or other pedestrians. The absence or incorrect use of an irányjelzvel can lead to misunderstandings and potentially dangerous situations, highlighting its importance in maintaining order and safety in traffic environments.