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That they are going to slow down considerably.
Moving the arm alternately up and down with short, rapid movements warns of an intention to stop or slow down considerably (Article 109.2.c). A left arm held horizontally with the palm down signals a lateral movement to the left; a fixed pose must not be confused with the described movement.
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That they are going to slow down considerably.
That you can overtake it.
That they are going to turn left.
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