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Move laterally or backwards, immobilise the vehicle or slow considerably.
Warn of lateral or backward movement and your intention to immobilise the vehicle or slow considerably. Use the appropriate signal: the corresponding indicator for lateral movement, a reversing light if fitted, and the prescribed braking or immobilisation warnings. Direction indicators do not signal everything. Arm signals must be perceptible and compliant; signalling does not give priority.
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Move laterally or backwards, immobilise the vehicle or slow considerably.
Lateral movements only.
Lateral movements and voluntary stops only.
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