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Yes, whenever possible, with brake lights or the arm.
Yes, whenever possible. Article 109.2.c requires warning of a considerable speed reduction, even when imposed by traffic, through repeated brake-light use or moving the arm alternately up and down with short, quick movements. Do so without compromising vehicle control; a direction indicator alone does not communicate that reduction.
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No, warn only if the reduction is unrelated to traffic.
Yes, a direction indicator alone warns of the reduction.
Yes, whenever possible, with brake lights or the arm.
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