Question 620 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
An ambulance is operating during an emergency. Is it enough to use only the red flashing overhead lights?
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Correct answer to question 620
- D: No, the siren is also required by law
Explanation
Sirens are required by law when an ambulance is operating during an emergency. Using the red flashing overhead lights alone is not sufficient.
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