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Stop.
Stop. Swinging a red or yellow light requires the road users towards whom the officer directs the light to stop. Slowing down is insufficient, and the officer need not be physically approaching. Remain stopped while the order applies, until the officer indicates that travel may resume.
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Continue driving.
Reduce speed.
Stop.
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