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Stop obligatorily on the right-hand side.
Stop on the right-hand side. Under Annex I, section 1.2.d, this signal made by an officer from a vehicle addresses the users instructed to stop. Do not confuse it with an arm moving up and down to reduce speed or limit it to users approaching from the front. Carry out the instruction safely and follow the officer’s directions. The gesture is fully described and does not depend on a missing drawing.
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Stop obligatorily on the right-hand side.
Turn their head to the right.
Reduce speed.
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