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Yes, under Article 141(3). They may give orders or instructions while using the V-1 signal, through a public-address system or other provided and clearly perceptible means. Officers’ orders must be obeyed and are not limited to cyclists. Follow their instructions, without mistaking the mere presence of a police vehicle for a specific order.
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