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Yes, always.
If we encounter a fire engine or another priority vehicle travelling on urgent duty, we must always obey the signals and instructions given by Traffic agents in order to maintain our safety.
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No, if no road user is put in danger.
Yes, always.
No, at their own responsibility.
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