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With the arm extended downward, inclined and held still.
The arm extended downward, inclined and held still, under Annex I of the General Traffic Regulations. This differs from the horizontal arm used for a general stop signal. Identify whom the order addresses and stop safely on the indicated side following the officer’s instructions.
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With any hand movement, even if not a prescribed signal.
By waving a green flag.
With the arm extended downward, inclined and held still.
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