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No, only when they are travelling on urgent service
The right of way of priority vehicles is not always absolute and unlimited; it depends on whether or not they are travelling on urgent service, the road on which they are travelling, its conditions and the type of vehicle concerned.
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No, only when they are travelling on urgent service
Yes, they have priority in all situations
They only have priority on working days
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