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a traffic officer orders you to stop.
You must not enter a junction, even if the traffic light is green, if a traffic officer instructs you to stop. The instructions of a traffic officer take precedence over traffic light signals or any other traffic signs. This is because officers may be responding to emergency situations or unusual traffic conditions that are not apparent to drivers. Following the instructions of a traffic officer is crucial for safety and order on the roads.
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vehicles are approaching from the right.
a traffic officer orders you to stop.
there is a stop or give way sign.
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