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Stop on the right.
The obligation to stop on the right for the users at whom the signal is directed, under Annex I, section 1.2.d. The arm is held still: do not confuse it with repeated up-and-down movement, which orders a speed reduction in the corresponding situation. Obey the signal and the officer’s instructions without creating a new danger.
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The officer is going to turn left.
Stop on the right.
Continue driving without stopping.
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