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Chapter 5: Traffic Officers
Under special circumstances, an officer may be directing the flow of traffic. If so, obey the officer's
hand signals instead of the normal traffic signals or signs. Most traffic officers signal drivers to
stop by holding up one hand with the palm facing the vehicle and giving a long blast on the whistle.
The officer signals drivers to start or to keep moving by motioning with the hand and giving a series
of short blasts on the whistle. At night, the traffic officer may signal by using a flashlight.
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Did You Know?
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