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Yes, when they are approaching the officer from any direction.
Yes, it requires approaching road users from every direction to stop, including pedestrians. Exceptions include those unable to stop safely and those already inside an intersection.
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No, only vehicle drivers must stop.
Yes, when they are approaching the officer from any direction.
Only if they are approaching the officer from in front.
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