How must you act if you notice that an ambulance on an emergency call is approaching?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Priority vehicles (ambulances, police, fire services and Civil Protection) have the right of way over other users when they are providing an emergency service and signal it with light and sound signals. Traffic regulations establish that other drivers must take appropriate measures to make way for them. As a general rule, this is done by moving as close as possible to the right edge of the roadway or shoulder and stopping only if it is essential to leave the way clear. Accelerating is prohibited and creates an added danger, while always stopping automatically could needlessly block the road.

How must you act if you notice that an ambulance on an emergency call is approaching?

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