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Slowly and with the utmost care.
Reverse slowly and with the utmost care, after signalling and checking that it does not endanger others. Stop immediately when safety requires and abandon the manoeuvre if necessary. The reversing seatbelt exemption in Article 119.1 applies to the driver and does not automatically extend to passengers.
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Slowly and with the utmost care.
Quickly, even if unable to check for other road users.
Without stopping even when a person approaches.
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