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An intention to stop the vehicle or slow considerably.
Moving the arm alternately up and down with short, rapid movements warns of an intention to stop or slow considerably under Article 109.2.c. The described movement matters: holding the left arm still and horizontal with the palm down can warn of a lateral movement to the left. The signal does not grant permission to overtake.
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An intention to stop the vehicle or slow considerably.
Permission for the following vehicle to overtake.
A left turn signalled by holding the arm still.
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El conductor del ciclomotor mueve el brazo alternativamente de arriba abajo con movimientos cortos y rápidos, pasando por la posición de la fotografía. ¿Qué indica?
- Que autoriza al vehículo de detrás a adelantarlo.
- Que va a inmovilizar el vehículo o frenar considerablemente su marcha.(Correct answer)
- Que va a girar a la izquierda por mantener el brazo inmóvil.
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