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the intention to stop their vehicle or brake considerably.
Whenever possible, signal the intention to stop or brake substantially with repeated use of brake lights or the prescribed arm signal, under Article 109. Lateral movements and reversing also require warnings; the duty is not limited to braking. Observe traffic behind using available mirrors without delaying necessary braking or diverting attention from danger. Not every vehicle has an interior mirror.
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the intention to stop their vehicle or brake considerably.
only manoeuvres that do not involve a lateral movement.
only the intention to brake their vehicle.
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