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With the blue V-1 light and audible warning, subject to the regulatory exception.
By using the blue V-1 light and special audible warning simultaneously. Article 68.2 requires the light alone when omitting the audible warning entails no danger to others; the exception does not depend on the siren causing danger. Hazard indicators do not replace V-1. Priority does not authorise endangering anyone or disobeying officers’ directions.
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With the blue V-1 light and audible warning, subject to the regulatory exception.
Always with the audible warning alone and no blue light.
With hazard indicators and the siren, which replace the blue light.
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