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With the reversing lights
To signal the reversing manoeuvre and warn other road users of our intention, we use the reversing light if the vehicle has one, or otherwise we extend the left arm with the palm of the hand facing backwards.
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With the right direction indicator
With the reversing lights
With the brake light
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