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They order you to stop on the right-hand side of the carriageway.
Stop on the right-hand side, under Annex I section 1.2.d. The order applies to the users to whom the officer directs it, rather than indiscriminately to everyone present. Comply safely and follow further instructions. A stationary arm angled downwards does not signal a right turn or permission to overtake the officer on that side.
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That they are going to turn right.
They order you to stop on the right-hand side of the carriageway.
That they may be overtaken on the right.
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