Right of Way
When an emergency vehicle approaches with siren and lights, how should the driver react?
Reviewed on 19 Jul 2026
- ✓ Move to the right and stop if necessary
- B Speed up so as not to get in the way
- C Brake sharply in the middle of the lane
- D Keep their position and speed
Why this is the correct answer
The driver must clear the way by moving to the right and, if necessary, stopping to let the emergency vehicle pass.
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