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An L-shaped arm.
An L-shaped arm is not a specific listed signal. Horizontally extended arms and swinging a red or yellow light are listed. The latter requires road users towards whom it is directed to stop. Officers may use other clear indications when circumstances require; this does not mean they can never bend an arm.
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An L-shaped arm.
An arm extended horizontally.
Swinging a red or yellow light.
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