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Those approaching from any direction that crosses the one indicated by the arm.
Those approaching from directions crossing the line indicated by the arm or arms, regardless of their direction of travel. The signal remains effective after the arms are lowered if the officer does not change position or give another signal. The express approach exception for users unable to stop safely belongs to the vertically raised-arm signal; it is not simply transferred to this horizontal signal.
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Only those approaching the officer from the front.
Those approaching from any direction that crosses the one indicated by the arm.
Only those approaching from behind the officer.
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