Which of the following arm signals does NOT correspond to a regulatory order from a traffic officer?

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The correct answer is the L-shaped arm, as this position is not listed in the General Traffic Regulations as a valid signal for regulating traffic. It is essential to know the standardized gestures of officers: Arm extended horizontally: Orders users cutting the direction indicated by the arm to stop. Swinging a light (red or yellow): Orders users towards whom the light is directed to stop. Arm raised vertically: Orders all users approaching the officer to stop. Alternative up and down movement: Indicates the obligation to reduce speed.

Which of the following arm signals does NOT correspond to a regulatory order from a traffic officer?

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