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They must always be obeyed.
Traffic officers' orders must be obeyed by all drivers and other road users at the moment they are given, since traffic officers have the authority to direct and regulate traffic and to ensure road safety.
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They only have to be obeyed at intersections.
They only have to be obeyed when there is a situation of risk.
They must always be obeyed.
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