When driving on an emergency call, how must the light signaling of priority vehicles be?

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The correct answer is Flashing or rotating lights. For a priority vehicle (police, fire, ambulance, civil protection) to indicate that it is driving on an emergency call, it must use the V-1 Signal. Key points:  Operation: The light must be flashing or rotating to grab the attention of other road users from all directions.  Color: Current regulations in Spain have unified the color to blue for all emergency vehicles (previously, ambulances and fire trucks used amber).  Usage: They may use the light signal alone or combined with the acoustic signal (siren). The use of the light alone grants right of way, although at intersections they must ensure they do not create danger. The other options are incorrect because fixed lights do not signal urgency, and there are no regulatory automatic 5-minute shut-off systems.

When driving on an emergency call, how must the light signaling of priority vehicles be?

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