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Facilitate passage safely, normally by moving right or stopping if necessary.
Facilitate passage safely according to circumstances, normally by moving right or stopping if necessary. Do not accelerate or run a red light to clear its path. Other situations are subject to the specific Article 32 passage arrangements.
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Always accelerate to clear a path.
Run the red traffic light.
Facilitate passage safely, normally by moving right or stopping if necessary.
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