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That they want to stop the vehicle or slow down considerably.
The intention of a moped rider to stop the vehicle or to slow down considerably, even when this is required by traffic circumstances, must be signalled by repeatedly using the brake lights or by moving the arm up and down repeatedly with short, quick movements.
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That they want to reverse.
That they want to turn in the direction indicated by the arm.
That they want to stop the vehicle or slow down considerably.
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