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An unprotected fire-department hose lies across your route at an emergency scene. May you drive over it?
Correct answer: No, unless the fire official in charge consents
Why
Do not drive over an unprotected fire-department hose laid across a highway or private driveway without consent from the fire official in command. Follow emergency-scene directions and wait for a lawful route.
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