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No, it only indicates their situation.
The amber rotating beacon fitted to special vehicles only indicates the situation of those vehicles; it does not give them any special priority over other drivers using the road.
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Yes, when it is switched on.
Yes, in any case.
No, it only indicates their situation.
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