If the driver of a vehicle extends their left arm outward with the palm of the hand facing backward, what maneuver are they warning of?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, drivers may warn of their maneuvers by hand using the left arm. When the arm is extended horizontally with the palm of the hand facing backward, the driver is warning, in accordance with the regulations, of their intention to perform a reversing maneuver. By contrast, to indicate a change of direction to the left the arm would be extended horizontally with the palm facing down, and to indicate a turn to the right the arm would be bent upward at a 90-degree angle.

If the driver of a vehicle extends their left arm outward with the palm of the hand facing backward, what maneuver are they warning of?

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