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They are always executive.
Traffic signals given by Traffic Officers are executive, meaning that they must be obeyed by all road users, take priority over vertical signs and traffic lights, and all drivers must obey them.
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They can only be optical signals.
They are always executive.
They do not have to be obeyed.
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