Traffic baton signal

Traffic baton signal is a kind of signal that traffic police use batons to direct traffic on the platform, including straight-ahead signal, left-turn signal and stop signal.

Straight signal: Hold the stick in your right hand, raise your arm horizontally to the right, and then lower it to the left bent arm to let the left and right straight vehicles pass; Vehicles turning right in all directions can pass, which does not hinder the passage of released vehicles.

Left turn signal: Hold the lever with your right hand and lift your arm horizontally forward to let the left-turning and straight-going vehicles pass; When the left arm swings to the right and front at the same time, the vehicle is allowed to turn left slightly; Vehicles turning right in all directions and straight vehicles on the right side of the T-junction can pass, which does not hinder the passage of released vehicles.

Stop signal: the crank arm with the stick in the right hand extends upward, and vehicles are not allowed to pass, but those who have crossed the stop line can continue to pass.