A traffic officer traveling in a vehicle overtakes you and extends an arm downward at an angle. What instruction is the officer giving you?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations (Annex I, signals from vehicles), when a law enforcement officer in a vehicle makes the signal of an arm extended downward, inclined and fixed, it indicates to the road users to whom it is addressed the obligation to stop on the right-hand side. Reducing speed is not ordered that way: it is indicated by extending the arm and moving it alternately up and down. And none of the signals given by officers from a vehicle provided for in Annex I orders a change of direction at the next intersection.

A traffic officer traveling in a vehicle overtakes you and extends an arm downward at an angle. What instruction is the officer giving you?

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