Signals By Police Officers
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13.1.1 Vehicles approaching from in front and behind must stop. Vehicles approaching from the side may continue
13.1.2 Beckoning on a vehicle
13.2.1 Slow down
13.2.2 Stop -
13.3.1 Slow down
13.3.2 Follow the police car and pull up behind it when it stops
13.3.3 Slow down
13.3.4 Drive off the road and stop in front of the police car -
Control
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Advance direction sign control
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