If a traffic officer orders you to stop using signals, but the traffic light controlling the intersection is green, how must you act?

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You must stop mandatorily. According to traffic regulations, there is a priority order among signals to resolve contradictions. The hierarchical order is: 1st Traffic Officers, 2nd Temporary signaling, 3rd Traffic lights, 4th Vertical signs, and 5th Road markings. Since officers hold the top position in this hierarchy, their orders prevail over any other indication, including a green traffic light.

If a traffic officer orders you to stop using signals, but the traffic light controlling the intersection is green, how must you act?

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