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Only when they are on an emergency call.
Yes, when performing urgent service and giving the prescribed warning. Articles 67 and 68 permit exceptions with extreme precautions and under the driver’s responsibility, but officers’ orders and signals must always be obeyed. The light signal alone may be used when omitting the audible warning creates no danger. Outside urgent service they do not enjoy that special priority.
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No, never.
Only when they are on an emergency call.
Yes, always.
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