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You should warn of this by repeatedly using the brake lights.
Whenever possible, use the brake lights repeatedly; article 109.2.c also allows short, quick up-and-down arm movements. This advance warning is not an instruction to pump the pedal during emergency ABS braking or delay necessary braking. Maintain control and follow the vehicle instructions.
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You should warn of this by repeatedly using the brake lights.
Warn of this using audible signals.
Drive in the lowest possible gear.
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