You are driving an ambulance carrying an emergency patient with its flashing lights and siren on. The light in your direction is red, and cars A and B on the left and right roads are approaching on green. Which TWO are correct ways to get through the intersection? Select TWO

• Your vehicle (blue) is an ambulance carrying an emergency patient, lights and siren on, about to go straight
• Red light in your direction
• One pedestrian is still crossing at the far end of the crosswalk ahead
• Car A on the left road and car B on the right road are approaching the intersection on green

1. ①Emergency vehicles must also obey signals, so you can only wait until the light turns green.
2. ②Your flashing lights and siren are on, so assume other cars and pedestrians will get out of the way and keep your speed.
3. ③If it is urgent and unavoidable you need not stop even at a red light, but you must take particular care for traffic safety.
4. ④Emergency vehicles bear no responsibility even if a crash happens, so hurrying through comes first.
5. ⑤Check that the pedestrian on the crosswalk has finished crossing and that cars A and B have stopped to give way, and enter slowly.