Does the rotating light carried by special vehicles grant them priority over other drivers?

Special vehicles or vehicles operating under a special transport permit, among others, must use an amber rotating light (yellow-auto), visible from all directions at a distance of 100 m, both day and night, whenever they travel on public roads at a speed not exceeding 40 kilometres per hour. In the event of a malfunction of this V-2 light signal, they must use the dipped headlights together with the hazard warning lights. This light only signals the position of the vehicles; it does not grant them priority.