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Stop cautiously on the right, in front of the police vehicle, at a safe place, and remain inside.
Stop cautiously on the right, in front of the police vehicle, at a place where you do not create greater risk or obstruction, and remain inside following the officers’ instructions. The described indication is a forward-facing flashing red light; do not substitute an amber light or assume a fixed police checkpoint. Do not brake abruptly or stop in a dangerous place.
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Brake abruptly and stop in the middle of the lane without considering the risk.
Stop cautiously on the right, in front of the police vehicle, at a safe place, and remain inside.
Accelerate because the light means you are travelling too slowly.
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