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Must facilitate its passage and must even stop if necessary.
Facilitate passage with measures suited to the location and traffic, stopping if necessary. Normally move right, but not always: in a motorway or autovía queue, the emergency corridor is formed between the leftmost lane and the adjacent lane; vehicles in the leftmost lane move left and the others right. Follow officers’ instructions and avoid dangerous manoeuvres.
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Must stop their vehicle.
Must facilitate its passage and must even stop if necessary.
Must always move over to their right.
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