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By repeatedly using the brake lights.
When we intend to stop or immobilise a vehicle on the road for any reason, we must warn other users by repeatedly using the brake lights, so that they can move away from that lane in response to the lights. The horn must not be used for this purpose under any circumstances.
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By repeatedly using the brake lights.
By moving the arm from left to right with sweeping movements.
By using the horn.
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