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Yes, they may give orders by means of audible signals
When circumstances require it, Traffic Officers may also give audible warning signals to other road users with their whistle, in addition to those they usually give with their arms.
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Yes, they may give orders by means of audible signals
Authority officers may not give orders either with their arms or with audible signals
No, they may only give signals with their arms
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