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Yes, in especially serious circumstances
Yes, under article 70: use intermittent horn signals and hazard lights if fitted, or wave a handkerchief or use a similar method. The driver must obey traffic rules, especially at junctions; signalling an emergency does not make the car a priority vehicle or authorise passing a red light. Officers may require justification of the emergency service.
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No, only priority vehicles may do so
Yes, in especially serious circumstances
They may only do so in urban areas
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