Usually means: Directing traffic at specific location.
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▸ noun:  Traffic control by a police officer stationed at an intersection.

Similar:
traffic officer, patrolman, policing, duty officer, highway patrol, police car, traffic warden, beat, patrol, precinct, more...

Opposite:
pointless, off-duty, nonessential, idle, unoccupied

Types:
sentry, watch, guard, patrol, more...

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Similar:
traffic officer, patrolman, policing, duty officer, highway patrol, police car, traffic warden, beat, patrol, precinct, more...

Opposite:
pointless, off-duty, nonessential, idle, unoccupied

Types:
sentry, watch, guard, patrol, more...



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