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Make sure it can be done safely and signal it with the brake light.
Check that slowing will not create danger and give advance warning where possible by repeated brake-light use. Articles 53 and 109 also provide an arm signal; they do not require harsh braking or a parking light. With imminent danger, act to prevent harm without delaying necessary braking to signal.
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Signal it with the parking light.
Brake suddenly.
Make sure it can be done safely and signal it with the brake light.
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