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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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On a two-lane road posted at 20 mph, you approach a stationary emergency vehicle with its emergency signals on. What does Alabama’s move-over rule require?
Correct answer: Move away in your lane and slow to 10 mph to pass.
Why
On a two-lane road, move as far from the stationary emergency vehicle as safely possible within your lane. If the posted limit is 20 mph or less, travel at 10 mph while passing. At a posted limit of 25 mph or more, the two-lane rule is 15 mph below that limit. Remain alert and obey any officer’s directions.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Move over on a low-speed two-lane road · p. 70
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