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With extreme caution, that pedestrians are not at risk and other drivers have stopped or are preparing to yield.
Exercise extreme caution and establish that pedestrians are not at risk and other drivers have stopped or are preparing to yield, under Article 67.2. Article 68 exceptions are exercised under the driver’s responsibility and without endangering any road user. Officers’ orders must always be obeyed. Urgency does not permit entering unchecked or turn a private vehicle into a priority vehicle.
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That urgency alone also permits disobeying officers.
With extreme caution, that pedestrians are not at risk and other drivers have stopped or are preparing to yield.
That it may enter even if other drivers have neither noticed it nor prepared to yield.
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