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Warn of it by repeatedly using the brake lights.
The intention to immobilise our vehicle or to reduce its speed considerably, even when this is imposed by traffic conditions as in this case, must be indicated, whenever possible, by repeatedly using the brake lights or by moving the arm alternately up and down with short, quick movements.
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Use the rear fog lights.
Warn of it by repeatedly using the brake lights.
Switch on the position lights, even during the day.
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