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Stop carefully on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, and remain inside following instructions.
Stop carefully on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, where you do not create greater risks or disturbance, and remain inside following the officer’s instructions. It does not mean braking abruptly wherever you are. The order targets the vehicle ahead of the police vehicle and differs from the meaning and exceptions of a raised arm controlling a junction.
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Stop carefully on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, and remain inside following instructions.
Brake abruptly anywhere, even if it causes danger.
Continue because the police vehicle’s red light does not apply to you.
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