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Hoosier drivers decided some years ago to not signal until they were already in the turn lane (if there is one) or already turning. As for lane changes, drivers have long considered signal use as an option.
0.0000001% of hoosiers lives will be impacted by a turn signal bill.
USE YOUR TURN SIGNALS!
Existing MV laws are hardly enforced as it is. When is the last time someone got pulled over for not signaling for 200 feet?