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Follow the officer's instructions
When traffic officers direct traffic, their instructions take precedence over fixed signs.
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Follow the officer's instructions
Pay attention only to the nearest road sign
Continue on your route without changing anything
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Si un agente regula el tráfico mientras conduces un conjunto C1+E o C+E, debes:
- Seguir las indicaciones del agente(Correct answer)
- Atender solo a la señal vertical más cercana
- Continuar según tu itinerario sin variar nada
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