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Stop on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, following instructions.
Stop on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, in a place where you do not create additional risks or inconvenience, following any instructions the officer gives over the loudspeaker. This is the signal described in Annex I, section 1.2.e, of the General Traffic Regulations. The current catalogue specifies a red light for this signal from a vehicle.
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Stop on the right, ahead of the police vehicle, following instructions.
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