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Repeated brake-light use.
Whenever possible, by repeated brake-light use or short, rapid up-and-down arm movements. A signal does not replace safe braking: in an emergency maintain control, do not delay necessary braking or pump an ABS brake to signal. Stopping or parking with lateral movement additionally uses the relevant indicator; immobilisation on a motorway, dual carriageway or in low visibility requires applicable hazard and position lights.
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Repeated brake-light use.
Move the arm backwards and forwards, with no vertical movement.
Only the right indicator, without brake lights or an arm signal.
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