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Yes, because it warns that it is on an emergency call.
Traffic regulations state that you must give way to an ambulance using its light signal, even if it is not using its siren. Activation of the light signal on an ambulance indicates that it is on an emergency call. Giving way in these situations is crucial to allow the ambulance to reach its destination as quickly and safely as possible, which can be vital in medical emergencies. Respecting and facilitating the passage of emergency vehicles is an important rule in traffic regulations and essential for everyone's help and safety.
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No, because if it is not using its siren it means it has enough space to pass.
Yes, because it warns that it is on an emergency call.
No, because it is not on an emergency call.
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