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Stop on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, and follow the officer’s instructions.
Stop on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, in a place where you do not create additional risks or inconvenience, and follow the officer’s loudspeaker instructions. Annex I, section 1.2.e, describes this signal as red; do not confuse it with an amber warning light or an instruction to make way for a priority vehicle.
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Stop on the left, ahead of the police vehicle.
Only facilitate overtaking, without stopping.
Stop on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, and follow the officer’s instructions.
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