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Move to the right and, if necessary, stop.
When riding our moped, if we observe an ambulance travelling on emergency duty, correctly indicating this situation, and approaching our vehicle from either side, we must facilitate its passage by moving to the right or stopping if necessary so that the priority vehicle can travel more quickly.
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Always stop.
Increase speed so as not to obstruct its passage.
Move to the right and, if necessary, stop.
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