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An ambulance approaches from behind with a siren sounding and red lights flashing. You are on this ordinary two-way road, clear of any intersection, with no police direction. What should you do?

On an ordinary two-way road, a white-and-blue box ambulance approaches behind blue car A with red warning lights flashing and its siren sounding. The roadway edge to A’s right is clear.

On an ordinary two-way road, a white-and-blue box ambulance approaches behind blue car A with red warning lights flashing and its siren sounding. The roadway edge to A’s right is clear.

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