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That it is reversing or ready to do so.
That it is reversing or ready to do so. These lights warn other users and illuminate the area behind for the manoeuvre. They do not by themselves indicate an emergency stop or joining traffic. Do not confuse these white lights with red rear position lights or number-plate illumination.
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That it is reversing or ready to do so.
That it has stopped because of an emergency.
That it necessarily intends to join traffic moving forwards.
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