If a traffic officer swings a red or yellow light directed at your vehicle, how must you act?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, when a law enforcement officer responsible for traffic swings a red or yellow light, the officer imposes the obligation to stop on all the road users toward whom that light is directed. For this reason, stopping is the only option that complies with the regulations. The other alternatives are incorrect, since this signal does not authorize continuing to advance, nor is it limited to requiring a simple reduction in speed, but requires the vehicle to be immobilized until a new indication is received.

If a traffic officer swings a red or yellow light directed at your vehicle, how must you act?

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