Question 618 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
With its siren operating, when may an emergency vehicle exceed the speed limit or go through a stop signal?
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Correct answer to question 618
- B: When it is reasonable and safe to do so
Explanation
Where it is reasonable and safe considering the circumstances, a driver of an emergency vehicle with the siren operating may exceed the speed limit or proceed past a stop signal without stopping. The safety of others must still be considered.
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