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With the utmost caution.
Whenever we want to carry out a reversing manoeuvre, and only in cases where the Traffic Regulations allow it, we must be sure that the manoeuvre will not endanger other road users, carrying it out with the utmost caution and always stopping if we see another vehicle, person or animal approaching us.
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After first warning others with the hazard-warning lights.
As quickly as possible.
With the utmost caution.
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