Arduino Turn Signals
If you mean you want to power it directly from a GPIO pin from an Arduino: no, for two reasons:


It doesn't show the current needed, but it's likely more than 20 or 40 mA which is maximum for a GPIO pin. So you need to use a transistor, which can be used to turn on something with higher current, with the current of a GPIO pin. Search for 'Transistor as a switch' for more info.
Also, it's 12 V and the Arduino delivers 5 V.


What you need is a separate 12V adapter, with a current capability MORE than what that light needs. I cannot find the current (mA) in the link, so you might need to measure it (e.g. with a digital multimeter). If you don't have a digital multimeter, buy one, you need one anyway if you will do electronics. You can even buy a 3 euro one from China if you want (for now).