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That they are going to stop the moped or slow down considerably.
The intention to stop or brake substantially. Article 109 requires warning whenever possible, including when imposed by traffic, with repeated brake-light use or that arm signal. The signal must be visible and must not delay necessary braking or compromise control. The movement is described and needs no image for interpretation.
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That they are going to turn left.
That they are going to stop the moped or slow down considerably.
That they are going to overtake.
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