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Must try not to infringe priority at junctions
Priority vehicles travelling in urgent service are exempt from complying with traffic rules or signs. For example, they may travel above the established speed limits if necessary. Nevertheless, they must never infringe priority at junctions or pass traffic lights without obeying them.
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Must try not to infringe priority at junctions
Are exempt from complying with any traffic rule
Must not obey traffic-light signals under any circumstances
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