Practice question

What is the correct hand signal for a traffic officer to stop oncoming traffic at an intersection?

  1. Waving both arms rapidly over the head.
  2. Standing facing the traffic, raising the hand with the palm facing the oncoming vehicles.
  3. Turning away from traffic and pointing at the ground.
  4. Flashing a pocket torch at the driver's eyes.

Answer: B — Standing facing the traffic, raising the hand with the palm facing the oncoming vehicles.

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