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prohibits all road users from passing, except those already inside the intersection.
A traffic agent who is regulating traffic with one or both arms extended horizontally at an intersection requires all road users approaching the agent from directions that cross the one indicated by the arm to stop and orders them to halt, except those who cannot stop in sufficiently safe conditions.
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orders only vehicles approaching the agent head-on to stop.
orders vehicles whose path crosses the one indicated by the arms to stop.
prohibits all road users from passing, except those already inside the intersection.
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