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Obligation to stop on the right-hand side.
It orders the users at whom the signal is directed to stop on the right-hand side. Comply with the officer instructions and stop safely. It does not merely mean give way or continue driving. Do not confuse it with a vertically raised arm, which has a different scope.
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Obligation to give way.
Obligation to stop on the right-hand side.
Obligation to continue driving.
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