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Obligation to reduce speed
It orders drivers approaching the officer from the side corresponding to the moving arm, perpendicular to it, to reduce speed, under annex I, section 1.1.d of the General Traffic Regulations. This is not the vertical-arm stop signal and does not contain that other signal’s exception for inability to stop safely. Obey the officer’s instructions and reduce speed safely.
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