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Police signals

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1 of 5 · Fascicule 1, question 162
Figure 162 from the question book

What does the sign in Figure 162 mean?

AProceed, for traffic from the front (vehicles and pedestrians)
BStop, for traffic approaching from the front (vehicles and pedestrians)Official answer
CStop, for traffic approaching from behind (vehicles and pedestrians)
DEnd, for traffic approaching from behind (vehicles and pedestrians)
2 of 5 · Fascicule 1, question 163
Figure 163 from the question book

What does the sign in Figure 163 mean?

AStop, for traffic approaching from the front (vehicles and pedestrians)
BStop, for traffic approaching from behind (vehicles and pedestrians)Official answer
CEnd, for traffic approaching from the front (vehicles and pedestrians)
DEnd, for traffic approaching from behind (vehicles and pedestrians)
3 of 5 · Fascicule 1, question 164
Figure 164 from the question book

What does the sign in Figure 164 mean?

AProceed, for traffic from the front and from behind (vehicles and pedestrians)
BStop, for traffic coming from the front and from behind (vehicles and pedestrians)Official answer
CProceed for traffic from the front, and stop for traffic coming from behind
DProceed for traffic from behind, and stop for traffic coming from the front
4 of 5 · Fascicule 1, question 165
Figure 165 from the question book

What does the sign in Figure 165 mean?

AProceed, for traffic from the frontOfficial answer
BProceed, for traffic from behind
CProceed, for traffic from the left
DProceed, for traffic from the right
5 of 5 · Fascicule 1, question 166
Figure 166 from the question book

What does the sign in Figure 166 mean?

AProceed, for traffic from the front
BProceed, for traffic from behind
CProceed, for traffic from the left
DProceed, for traffic from the rightOfficial answer