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Smoothly and progressively.
Smoothly and progressively, avoiding creating danger for traffic behind. Give advance warning of stopping or substantially slowing where possible, under Article 109. Article 53 excepts imminent danger: do not delay necessary emergency braking merely to make the stop smooth.
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Always by braking abruptly, even when unnecessary.
Smoothly and progressively.
Without ever warning traffic behind.
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