Under What Circumstances Can the Emergency Lane Be Legally Used?
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The emergency lane can only be occupied and used in emergency situations. Specific emergency situations include: 1. Sudden vehicle malfunction: When a vehicle experiences a sudden malfunction that prevents normal operation, such as a flat tire, engine failure, or transmission issues—essentially any situation where the vehicle cannot operate normally or the safety of passengers is at risk—the vehicle can pull over onto the emergency lane. 2. Sudden illness of a passenger: If a passenger in the vehicle suddenly falls ill. However, it is important to note that the emergency lane cannot be occupied if there is no life-threatening danger. 3. Childbirth or urgent exam attendance: In cases such as childbirth or students rushing to exams, the emergency lane can be used. Proof such as a birth certificate or exam admission ticket can be presented to the traffic police department for explanation.