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That they intend to stop or brake substantially.
The intention to stop or brake substantially under Article 109.2.c. Warning is required whenever possible, by repeated brake-light use or that arm signal. The signal must be visible and must not delay necessary braking or jeopardise control.
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That they intend to turn right.
That they intend to turn left.
That they intend to stop or brake substantially.
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