We are driving and wish to immobilize the motorcycle, how will we warn the drivers of the vehicles behind us of our intention if we do not do so by repeatedly using the brake lights?

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The intention to bring a vehicle to a stop or to slow it down considerably must be signaled whenever possible. The main way to do so is by repeatedly using the brake lights. If this is not possible, you can signal by moving the left arm alternately up and down with short, rapid movements. This visual signal helps to prevent rear-end collisions with the vehicles behind.

We are driving and wish to immobilize the motorcycle, how will we warn the drivers of the vehicles behind us of our intention if we do not do so by repeatedly using the brake lights?

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