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No, the order remains in force under the stated conditions.
No. The order remains in force under those conditions despite the lowered arm. Attend to position changes and new officer signals regulating your passage. Short, frequent whistle blasts order stopping; a long blast orders moving again. Check that you can comply without creating danger.
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Yes, lowering the arm always permits proceeding.
Yes, even if short frequent whistle blasts order stopping.
No, the order remains in force under the stated conditions.
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