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You will normally move to the right.
If you encounter a fire engine or other priority vehicle on an emergency call, you must always allow it to pass by moving to the right if possible, and always obey the signs and orders given by officers to maintain your safety.
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Increase your speed so as not to be an obstacle.
You will normally move to the right.
Sound the horn repeatedly to warn other drivers.
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