If a traffic officer on a motorcycle extends an arm angled downward and holds it steady, what order is being given?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations (Annex I, signals given from vehicles), when a law enforcement officer in a vehicle extends the arm angled downward and holds it steady, it indicates the obligation to stop on the right side for the users to whom the signal is directed, that is, the driver the officer is leading. Ordering a mandatory turn toward the side the arm points to is not the meaning of this arm position. And a reduction in speed is signaled by moving the outstretched arm alternately up and down, not by holding it still.

If a traffic officer on a motorcycle extends an arm angled downward and holds it steady, what order is being given?

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