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That movement should resume.
It orders the road users addressed to resume moving. A series of short, frequent blasts orders vehicles to stop. An officer’s order takes priority over other signals, but must be followed safely and together with their other instructions. It does not mean all users should move simultaneously or that an obstacle or fault preventing safe movement should be ignored.
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The stopping of vehicles.
A reduction in speed.
That movement should resume.
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