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Arm horizontal, palm facing backwards.
Extend the arm horizontally with the palm facing backwards, in a way other road users can perceive. The signal does not authorise prohibited reversing or replace checking the path is clear. Repair a faulty mandatory device; the arm signal does not remove that duty.
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Move the arm up and down with short, rapid movements.
Arm horizontal, palm facing backwards.
Sound the horn as the only warning.
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