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Yes, and ensure that you do not endanger other road users.
Even if you are forced to transport an injured person in your car, you must comply with all the rules of the road and ensure that you do not endanger other road users. The regulations establish that, even in particularly serious circumstances, drivers of non-priority vehicles must comply with traffic rules to guarantee the safety of everyone on the road. If necessary, the driver can alert other road users to their presence and situation by using the horn intermittently, switching on the hazard warning lights, or flashing the headlights. These methods are useful for alerting other drivers to the emergency, but they do not exempt the driver from following traffic rules.
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Yes, but only those regulating intersections.
No, you only need to comply with the signals of the traffic officers.
Yes, and ensure that you do not endanger other road users.
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