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Yes, always if possible, even if the immobilisation is due to traffic conditions
Yes, whenever possible. Warn following drivers of the intention to stop or considerably reduce speed by repeated use of the brake lights or by moving the arm up and down with short, quick movements. This also applies when traffic requires it. A horn does not replace that visual warning. If moving laterally to stop or park, also signal that movement with the appropriate indicator.
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No, unless such events are imposed by traffic conditions
No, unless there is a risk of a pedestrian being struck
Yes, always if possible, even if the immobilisation is due to traffic conditions
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