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Move the arm up and down with short, quick movements.
Move the arm alternately up and down with short, quick movements. Article 109 also provides for repeated brake-light use when possible. Distinguish this warning from the requirement to use hazard lights to indicate immobilisation on a motorway or autovía. Do not release controls if signalling would compromise control.
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Move it up and down with long, slow movements.
Move the arm up and down with short, quick movements.
Move it from side to side with short, quick movements.
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