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Repeatedly using the brake light or moving the arm alternately up and down.
By repeated use of the brake lights or moving an arm up and down with short, quick movements, under Article 109.2.c. Observe following traffic using the available means while maintaining attention ahead. Direction indicators announce a change of course and do not replace this braking warning. If also stopping or parking to one side, signal that manoeuvre as applicable.
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Using the brake light and the left-hand direction indicator.
Using the right-hand direction indicator.
Repeatedly using the brake light or moving the arm alternately up and down.
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