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Reduce your speed.
When, on the road, we encounter a traffic officer who signals with their arm extended and moving alternately up and down, they are indicating that drivers approaching the officer from the side corresponding to the arm making the signal, and perpendicularly to that arm, must reduce their vehicle's speed.
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Turn in the direction indicated by the arm.
Stop immediately on the right.
Reduce your speed.
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