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Short, frequent whistle blasts.
A series of short, frequent whistle blasts by a traffic officer orders all vehicles approaching them to stop. To resume traffic, the officer will give one long, prolonged whistle blast.
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Long, spaced whistle blasts.
One loud whistle blast.
Short, frequent whistle blasts.
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