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When it is travelling on an emergency call and signals this correctly.
When we observe that a fire engine is travelling on an emergency call, correctly signalling this situation, and approaching our vehicle from any side, we must give way by moving to the right or stopping if necessary so that the priority vehicle can travel more quickly.
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Always, because it may signal an emergency call at any moment.
When it repeatedly uses the vehicle's horn.
When it is travelling on an emergency call and signals this correctly.
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