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That they are going to reverse.
The reversing manoeuvre must be signalled so that other road users are aware of it, using the corresponding reversing light if the vehicle is fitted with one; otherwise, it must be signalled by extending the arm horizontally with the palm of the hand facing backwards.
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That they are going to reverse.
That they are going to turn left.
That they intend to bring the vehicle to a stop or to slow down considerably.
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