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No, you must comply with the regulations, especially at intersections.
Even in situations where it is necessary to transport an injured person in a private vehicle, all traffic regulations must be complied with. This particularly includes complying with the rules at intersections. Carrying an injured person does not grant the driver any special permission to break traffic regulations, since failing to comply can increase the risk of accidents and endanger both the vehicle's occupants and other road users. Safety is paramount in all situations.
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No, you must comply with the regulations, except for right of way at intersections.
No, you must comply with the regulations, especially at intersections.
Yes, you are only required to comply with the signals given by traffic officers.
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