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That they want to stop the vehicle or slow down considerably.
It warns that the driver intends to stop the vehicle or slow down considerably, even when traffic conditions require it. Article 109 allows repeated use of the brake lights or this arm movement to give that warning. It is not the gesture for turning towards the arm or an indication of reversing. Signalling does not remove the duty to ensure the manoeuvre is safe.
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That they want to turn towards the side indicated by the arm.
That they want to reverse.
That they want to stop the vehicle or slow down considerably.
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Un conductor mueve el brazo alternativamente de arriba abajo, con movimientos cortos y rápidos. ¿Qué intención advierte?
- Que quiere girar hacia el lado que indica el brazo.
- Que quiere inmovilizar el vehículo o frenar la marcha considerablemente.(Correct answer)
- Que quiere dar marcha atrás.
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