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Stop and, if applicable, follow the officer's instructions.
Stop on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, in a place that does not create greater risks or obstruction, and follow officer instructions. The forward-facing flashing red light orders the vehicle ahead to stop; it is not merely a request to let the police vehicle pass. Stop safely.
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Stop and, if applicable, follow the officer's instructions.
Reduce speed and move over to the right to allow overtaking.
Stop on the left-hand side of the road, in front of the police vehicle.
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