If you observe the vehicle ahead repeatedly turning on its brake lights, what is the driver indicating?

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The correct answer is that they are reducing speed significantly. According to traffic regulations, any driver intending to stop the vehicle or slow down considerably must warn others, whenever possible, by repeatedly using the brake lights. This serves to alert drivers behind and prevent rear-end collisions. Analysis of incorrect options: Traffic jams at one kilometer: The signal indicates an immediate action of the vehicle, not a prediction of a specific distance like one kilometer. Drive on the shoulder: The use of the brake is not an instruction for others to drive on the shoulder; driving on the shoulder is generally prohibited except in specific emergency or breakdown cases.

If you observe the vehicle ahead repeatedly turning on its brake lights, what is the driver indicating?

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