The authorized person
Police signals, other people who direct traffic, emergency vehicles, and what beats what.
1. Arm raised up2. Arms out sideways3. Red torch4. Other signals5. Stop panel6. Other helpers7. At junctions without lights8. Emergency vehicle9. How to react10. Emergency number11. Rescue lane12. What beats what13. Firefighters
Arm raised up
A police officer raises one arm
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Everyone, including pedestrians, must stop. If you're already in the junction, clear it quickly without waiting for another signal.
§Official source · art. 4.2.1° · last amended 1991-01-01
de arm recht opgestoken, wat stoppen betekent voor alle weggebruikers, behalve voor die welke zich op een kruispunt bevinden en dit dan ook moeten vrijmaken;
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- Arms out sideways
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- Stop panel
- Other helpers
- At junctions without lights
- Emergency vehicle
- How to react
- Emergency number
- Rescue lane
- What beats what
- Firefighters
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