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Obligation to stop.
Stop. The order applies to all users approaching the officer, not only those approaching from the front, except those unable to stop safely. At a junction it does not require users already within it to stop. This question excludes those exceptions.
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Proceeding is permitted.
Obligation to give way to vehicles approaching from the left.
Obligation to stop.
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