What does it indicate when a traffic officer waves a red or yellow light from side to side?

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The waving of a red or yellow light by an officer is a direct order to stop. This signal mandates the stopping of road users towards whom the officer directs the light. It is important to remember that signals from officers have priority over any other signage (traffic lights, vertical signs, etc.). It is not a hazard warning or a lane indication, but an immediate mandatory stop.

What does it indicate when a traffic officer waves a red or yellow light from side to side?

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