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Road users towards whom the officer directs the light must stop.
It requires the road users towards whom the officer directs the light to stop. It is not merely an instruction to slow down and does not necessarily close the entire carriageway. Remain stopped while the order applies, until the officer indicates that travel may resume. The determining factor is whom the signal is directed towards, rather than merely being on the same road.
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Road users towards whom the officer directs the light must stop.
Drivers must reduce their speed and exercise extreme caution.
The carriageway is completely closed to traffic.
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