An oncoming pilot vehicle has flashing amber and purple lights and a DANGER sign. Its driver displays a STOP sign. What must you do?
O loo sau mai le isi itu se taavale e taʻitaʻi se uta telē, ma ona molī emoemo lanu samasama-moli (amber) ma lanu viole, ma se faailo DANGER. Ua faaali mai e lona avetaavale se faailo STOP. O le ā e tatau ona e faia?
Pull left and stop safely as directed. Wait for permission and safe conditions before proceeding.
Ia alu i le agavale ma tū ma le saogalemu e pei ona faatonuina. Faatali mo se faatagaga ma tulaga saogalemu a o leʻi faaauau.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
The lamps and DANGER sign warn of very large overdimension transport that may occupy the road. STOP requires stopping, not merely slowing. The lamps alone do not establish that the load exceeds five metres wide.
E lapataʻi molī ma le faailo DANGER i se felauaʻiga e matuā sili atu ona fua nai lo tapulaa masani, ma ono nofoia le auala. E manaʻomia le tū i le STOP, ae lē na o le faagesegese. E lē faamaonia mai e molī na o ia e sili atu i le 5 mita le lautele o le uta.