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Always, because it is a priority vehicle
Exceptionally, drivers of priority vehicles must use the light signal alone when travelling on urgent duty and omitting the special acoustic signals would not endanger other users.
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Always, because it is a priority vehicle
When on non-urgent duty
When on urgent duty if other drivers are not put in danger
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