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Police StopsStandalone practice
On a two-way road, what should a driver do when a police vehicle signals them to stop?
Correct answer: Signal and stop safely at the right edge
Why
On a two-way road, carefully and legally stop at a safe location on the right edge, leaving room for the police vehicle behind. On a one-way road, the guide specifies the nearest edge. Follow the officer’s directions.
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