For the most effective setup you really should have separate trunks dedicated for this type of usage. For example, one of our sites has a r7.0 Legend with a PRI pool (891) as the first option for PSTN access. Then we have a POTS pool (70) as the second option in case the PRI is down or all busy.
But the N11 Output Table 20 is defined as having the POTS pool (70) as being the first and only option. That way directory assistance, emergency calls, etc. all will go out of the analog trunks first and foremost.
For regulatory compliance it's also advised to have Merlin Legend cards that have at least one PFT port so that a trunk would be accessible in the event of power failure for accessing the PSTN.
Do you know how to define pools in the ARS tables?