What are the requirements for the third-phase traffic duty station?
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The main task is to assist police officers in guiding citizens to comply with traffic regulations. For example, dissuading non-motor vehicles from running red lights, stopping beyond the line, going against traffic, or driving in non-designated lanes; discouraging pedestrians from running red lights or not using sidewalks. Stages: The three-hour persuasion activity is divided into three stages. In the first stage, trainees are required to stand at the intersection for one hour. The second stage allows trainees to rest and learn basic traffic knowledge. In the third stage, trainees continue to stand at the intersection for another hour. They must wear reflective vests uniformly, hold a small yellow triangular flag labeled "Traffic Persuader," and carry a whistle, directing on-site traffic under the command of traffic police. Duty Station: If a trainee leaves the post without approval from a police officer or auxiliary police, fails to dress as required or carry persuasion equipment, performs duties carelessly, or finds someone to substitute for the persuasion activity, they will be deemed as failing. The trainee must redo the duty station until they pass.