Which of the following is not a safety action applicable to all Move It situations?

In Move It situations, the primary goal is to facilitate the quick clearance of vehicles from the roadway to minimize congestion and enhance safety for all road users. The correct choice, which is not applicable to all Move It scenarios, is having police stop all traffic in both directions. This action may not be suitable in many cases, as stopping traffic entirely can lead to unnecessary delays, increased frustration among drivers, and potential further hazards due to suddenly halted vehicles.

In contrast, instructing drivers to activate hazard lights, using cones to redirect traffic, and directing drivers to safely move their vehicles are all proactive safety strategies aimed at maintaining safe conditions and traffic flow. Each of these actions aids in clearing the road quickly while ensuring that other road users remain aware of the situation.