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With their arm extended horizontally and their palm facing downwards, held still.
A traffic officer regulating traffic with their arm extended horizontally and their palm facing downwards requires all road users approaching the officer from the front to stop their vehicles on the right-hand side, except those who cannot stop under sufficiently safe conditions.
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By waving a red flag.
With their arm extended horizontally and their palm facing upwards.
With their arm extended horizontally and their palm facing downwards, held still.
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