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Short, frequent blasts.
Short, frequent blasts under Annex I section 1.1.e. One long blast orders traffic to resume. Loudness alone does not identify the order: distinguish the whistle pattern and follow the instructions directed at you.
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One long blast to resume movement.
Loudness alone, regardless of duration or frequency.
Short, frequent blasts.
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