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Stop on the right ahead of the police vehicle where no greater risks are created.
Stop on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, where this does not create greater risks or inconvenience, and follow the officer’s loudspeaker instructions. The current catalogue specifies a forward-facing red light for this order. It targets the vehicle ahead of the police vehicle, not one travelling behind it.
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Stop on the right ahead of the police vehicle where no greater risks are created.
Only pay attention, without any duty to stop.
Stop necessarily behind the police vehicle.
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