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No.
It has no special priority merely because it is an ambulance. Special signals announce urgent service; the warning light may be used without the siren when omitting the sound poses no danger. That exception permits omission of the sound, not the warning light.
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It only has priority on urban roads.
Yes, it has priority on all types of roads.
No.
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