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Yes, always.
Yes, always. Article 68’s special powers do not permit disobeying officers’ orders or signals. Neither acting under the driver’s own responsibility nor believing there is no danger removes that duty. Other drivers must also obey those directions and facilitate passage for the priority vehicle under applicable rules.
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No, if no road user is put in danger.
Yes, always.
No, at their own responsibility.
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