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Yes, by moving aside to the right, usually, and I will stop if necessary.
Yes, taking measures appropriate to the location and traffic, normally moving right or stopping if necessary. Articles 68 and 69 govern priority and the response to its special signals; a medical vehicle’s mere presence is insufficient. Avoid creating another danger and follow officers’ instructions.
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Yes, only on urban roads.
Yes, by moving aside to the right, usually, and I will stop if necessary.
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