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Remain stopped until the officer makes another signal.
Remain stopped. The signal remains in force after the arms are lowered unless the officer changes position or makes another signal. Do not treat lowering the arms as permission to move or replace the continuing order with a traffic light or vertical sign. This scenario places you among the road users subject to the stop instruction.
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Continue driving.
Remain stopped until the officer makes another signal.
Obey the signs or traffic lights.
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