Which signal does a traffic officer use to order a driver to stop their vehicle on the right side of the roadway?

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The correct answer is with the arm extended downwards at an angle. According to traffic regulations, when an officer extends their arm downwards, inclined and fixed, it indicates the obligation to stop on the right side for the users towards whom the signal is explicitly directed. This stop must be made safely without obstructing traffic. In contrast, a red flag indicates the road is totally closed to traffic, and a yellow flag requires extreme caution due to approaching danger, but they do not specifically order a stop on the side.

Which signal does a traffic officer use to order a driver to stop their vehicle on the right side of the roadway?

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