If a law enforcement officer has an arm extended horizontally, which users are required to stop?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, an officer with one or both arms extended horizontally requires all road users approaching from directions that cross the one indicated by the arm or arms to stop, regardless of the direction in which they are traveling (both from the front and from behind). Furthermore, this order remains in force even if the officer lowers their arms, until they change position or give a different signal. The options that limit the obligation to stop only to those coming from the front or only to those coming from behind are incorrect because they are incomplete.

If a law enforcement officer has an arm extended horizontally, which users are required to stop?

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