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move to the right.
The left arm bent upwards with the palm extended indicates a move to the right. To move towards the hand, extend the arm horizontally with the palm facing down, not forwards. Significant braking is signalled where possible by repeated brake lights or short, rapid up-and-down arm movements.
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move to the left.
move to the right.
brake.
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