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Traffic circumstances and available space.
Traffic circumstances and available space, under article 69. Normally move right or stop if necessary, avoiding abrupt manoeuvres or creating another danger. The question excludes a specific instruction, but officers can direct the action and their orders must be followed; signs also matter. On roads with two or more lanes per direction, follow the specific emergency-corridor rules: the left lane moves left and other lanes right when applicable.
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