In what way must a driver warn other road users that they intend to reduce speed significantly?

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To avoid rear-end collisions, General Traffic Regulations state that the intention to stop the vehicle or slow down significantly must be warned in advance whenever possible. The correct way to do this is by repeatedly using the brake lights (gently tapping the pedal several times so it flashes without braking abruptly) or by moving the arm alternately up and down with short, quick movements. Using the turn signal (indicator) would be incorrect, as its function is to signal lateral movements or turns, not speed reductions.

In what way must a driver warn other road users that they intend to reduce speed significantly?

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