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With the vehicle's light signals, or, failing that, with the arm.
When a driver wishes to reverse, this manoeuvre must be signalled so that other road users are aware of it, using the vehicle's reversing light if it is fitted with one, or otherwise by extending the arm horizontally with the palm of the hand facing backwards.
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With the vehicle's light signals, or with the horn.
With the vehicle's light signals, or, failing that, with the arm.
With the arm, or, failing that, with the vehicle's light signals.
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