Alternating lights
When the red and blue lights are on and the police car is behind the vehicle in question, this means stop
Swedish police signals with a concise explanation.
Directions given by a police officer take precedence over traffic signals, road signs and general traffic rules.
When the red and blue lights are on and the police car is behind the vehicle in question, this means stop
When a police officer extends a stop paddle towards your vehicle, you must stop.
When a policeman gestures with his hand up and down, this means slowing down
When a policeman gestures with his hand up and down, this means slowing down
When a policeman gestures with his hand up and down, this means slowing down
The officer’s gesture means that you may continue driving slowly and carefully.
When a police officer directs the illuminated signal towards your vehicle, you must stop.
A raised palm directed towards your vehicle means that you must stop.
The officer’s gesture instructs you to pull over in the indicated direction.
The sign directs some types of vehicles to enter the checkpoint for inspection
The sign means that there is a checkpoint after 1000 meters and you must prepare to stop if they ask to do so