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On the right, ahead of the police vehicle, without creating greater risk.
On the right, ahead of the police vehicle, at a place that does not create greater risk or inconvenience, following the officer’s instructions. This is Annex I, section 1.2.e. Obey the order, but it does not require a dangerous sudden stop or halting in the middle of the road merely to respond immediately. Once safely stationary, follow the instructions given.
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On the right, ahead of the police vehicle, without creating greater risk.
In the middle of the carriageway, braking suddenly even if dangerous.
Only upon reaching home, even if the officer orders an earlier stop.
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