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With repeated brake-light warnings where possible and safe.
By repeated use of brake lights where possible; Article 109.2.c also provides the prescribed arm signal. Do not cause needless harsh braking to signal or delay urgent braking. When stopped on a motorway, signal your presence with hazard lights if fitted and position lights where applicable.
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With repeated brake-light warnings where possible and safe.
Only with rear fog lights, even without dense fog.
Only with position lights instead of warning of braking.
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