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Yes, they can use optical and acoustic signals.
Traffic Officers, in the exercise of their functions of regulating traffic, may use optical and acoustic signals to warn other road users of possible hazards they may encounter.
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No, they can only use acoustic signals.
Yes, they can use optical and acoustic signals.
No, they can only use optical signals.
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