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The intention to bring the vehicle to a stop or to slow down considerably.
If the rider of a moped intends to bring the vehicle to a stop, to park, or to slow down considerably, they will move their arm up and down with quick, short movements to warn other road users of their intention.
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The intention to reverse.
The intention to bring the vehicle to a stop or to slow down considerably.
The intention to move to the right.
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