Why it matters: Instructions from competent persons: who, and what rank
Whoever puts a green light above an officer confidently drives straight into exactly the danger the officer is trying to prevent — for example an incident further ahead that the light doesn't 'know' about yet. Whoever reads a traffic warden's competence too broadly confuses courtesy with law, while whoever reads it too narrowly can endanger a child by not quite stopping.
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