According to the Law of the Republic of Armenia "On Ensuring Road Traffic Safety", the driver of a vehicle is obliged to provide the vehicle for the purpose of assistance to:

Explanation

In both cases — to police officers and to medical workers alike.

The rule: a driver is obliged to provide the vehicle in two situations — one where a police officer requires it to take a person in need of urgent medical care to a medical facility, and one where medical workers travelling in the same direction need it in order to deliver medical care. Since both situations appear in the law, the correct answer is "in both cases", and choosing either one alone is incomplete.

The logic behind this duty is time: in a medical emergency the gap between the incident and treatment is measured in minutes, and the nearest available vehicle is usually a passing car, not an ambulance still on its way. The law has lifted this from the level of a humanitarian act to the level of a duty, so that the driver has no right to refuse. The trap of the question is plain: most candidates know only the police case. Wherever two correct instances appear side by side in this exam, take the "both" option seriously.

• Correct but incomplete; a police officer's request is only one of the two situations the law names. • This too is incomplete on its own; medical workers travelling the same way are the second instance, not the only one.

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