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No; this signal does not require those already inside the junction to stop.
No. A vertically raised arm requires approaching road users to stop, except drivers unable to do so with sufficient safety. At a junction, stop before entering; this signal does not require drivers already inside it to stop. It is not limited to drivers approaching head-on. Obey any other specific officer instructions.
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No; this signal does not require those already inside the junction to stop.
Yes; it always requires stopping inside the junction, even if that blocks it.
Yes, but only if those drivers approach the officer head-on.
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