True or False: Authorized emergency vehicles are not exempt from certain traffic laws when responding to a crime.

When an emergency vehicle is responding to a crime or emergency situation, it is typically granted specific exemptions from certain traffic laws to ensure a rapid and safe response. This can include running red lights, exceeding speed limits, and other traffic regulations that a normal vehicle must adhere to. These exemptions are intended to address the urgent nature of emergency responses, allowing authorized emergency vehicles to navigate through traffic more effectively.

However, this does not mean that they are completely free from all traffic laws. For instance, while they may exceed speed limits, they are still expected to drive with due regard for the safety of other road users. Therefore, stating that authorized emergency vehicles are not exempt from certain traffic laws when responding to a crime is incorrect, as they do have certain privileges designed to facilitate their rapid response.