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Maine Class C Permit Practice Test
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A law-enforcement officer directs you to stop although your traffic signal is green. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stop as the officer directs
Why
Obey a law-enforcement officer’s traffic direction even when it differs from the signal or sign. Approach carefully and watch for the next direction. When no officer gives a different direction, obey the applicable traffic controls.
Verified against Maine Driver License Manual and Motorist Handbook, Rev. 4/24 · Directions from a police officer · p. 54
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