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Lateral movements and reversing, and the intention to stop or slow considerably.
Lateral movements and reversing, as well as the intention to stop the vehicle or slow it considerably. Use the visual signal appropriate to each action and warn sufficiently in advance, in accordance with Articles 108 and 109. This is not limited to lateral turns and does not mean using a direction indicator for every speed change.
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Only continuing straight without performing a manoeuvre.
Only lateral turns, never reversing or slowing considerably.
Lateral movements and reversing, and the intention to stop or slow considerably.
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