The horizontal extended arm of the traffic police officer signifies "stop" for all participants in traffic who, regardless of their direction of travel, move from the direction intersected by the extended arm, whether or not he also has the reflective baton. Therefore, the signal of the traffic police officer signifies stop for the participants in traffic who move from in front of him.
The correct answer is: C
Regulation** - Article 88
(1) The signals of the police officer who directs the traffic have the following meanings:
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b) the arm or arms extended horizontally signify "stop" for all participants in traffic who, regardless of their direction of travel, move from the direction or directions intersected by the extended arm or arms. After giving this signal, the police officer may lower the arm or arms, the position also meaning "stop" for the participants in traffic who come from the front or from the back;
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Regulation** - Article 183
The driver of the vehicle stopped at the lawful signal of the traffic police officer or, as the case may be, of the border police officer is obliged to remain in the vehicle, with the hands on the steering wheel, and the other passengers not to open the doors, respecting the indications of the police officer.
** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)
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