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By repeatedly using the brake lights
If, in order to carry out a reversing manoeuvre, we had to brake abruptly and without gradual progression, we would preferably warn other road users by repeatedly using the brake lights or moving the arm alternately up and down.
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By repeatedly using the brake lights
By repeatedly using the direction indicators
By moving the arm from left to right with short movements
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