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Yes, whenever possible.
Yes, whenever possible, warn of your intention to immobilise the vehicle. Signal an intended stop or substantial slowing by repeated brake-light use or short, quick up-and-down arm movements. If stopping or parking involves lateral movement, also signal it with the corresponding direction indicator. Hazard lights are used in the prescribed circumstances; they do not automatically replace every manoeuvre signal.
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No, it is not necessary.
Yes, whenever possible.
It will only be necessary when there is traffic congestion.
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