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Pull over or, if necessary, stop to allow it to pass.
Facilitate passage with safe measures appropriate to the location and traffic, normally moving right or stopping if necessary. Applicable lane-specific rules also matter; this is not an instruction to accelerate or make dangerous manoeuvres.
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Continue driving normally, without taking any action.
Accelerate to clear the way for the emergency vehicle.
Pull over or, if necessary, stop to allow it to pass.
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