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All road users.
All users, including pedestrians, must obey obligations and prohibitions and adapt their behaviour to other signals. Priority vehicles on urgent duty have exceptional powers subject to Article 68, but must always obey officers. A private non-priority vehicle performing an urgent service must follow the rules under Article 70; carrying an ill person does not exempt it.
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All road users.
Drivers, but never pedestrians.
Nobody if they consider the signals inconvenient.
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