Operators of emergency vehicles must drive with the safety of others in mind.This is known as driving:
A) with due regard.
B) defensively.
C) as a public servant.
D) with emergency privilege.

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Driving with due regard means that emergency vehicle operators are allowed to exceed normal speed limits, run red lights, and make other traffic violations when necessary, but only if the safety of others is taken into account. This means emergency vehicles must use their lights and sirens to alert other drivers, make sure the way is clear before proceeding, and drive with caution at all times.

Operators of Emergency Vehicles Must Drive with the Safety of Others