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Reduce speed if travelling on the side of the arm making the signal.
An officer moving an arm up and down requires vehicles approaching from the side of the arm making the signal to reduce speed. The officer's signals requiring vehicles to stop are extended, stationary arms or one arm raised vertically.
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Stop the vehicle safely.
Stop the vehicle if travelling on the side of the arm making the signal.
Reduce speed if travelling on the side of the arm making the signal.
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