Do emergency service vehicles have the right of way at all times over the rest of road users?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, priority vehicles (police, firefighting, civil protection and rescue, and medical assistance) have the right of way over other vehicles and users only when they are traveling while providing an urgent service. In addition, they must make their presence known by simultaneously using the relevant light signals (V-1 signal) and sound signals, or light signals only if this entails no danger. If these vehicles are moving on ordinary service without activating their emergency devices, they must comply with the general traffic and priority rules like any other vehicle.

Do emergency service vehicles have the right of way at all times over the rest of road users?

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