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Arizona Instruction Permit Practice Test — Class G Teen / Class D Adult
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On a four-lane highway with two lanes in your direction, you approach a stationary roadside vehicle displaying warning lights. What should you do?
Car A approaches a collision response in the right lane. An ambulance with flashing red lamps and two other vehicles are stopped on the right shoulder. The left lane is clear.
Correct answer: Move over one lane if safe; if not, slow down and use caution.
Why
Arizona's move-over duty creates space for vehicles and people stopped at the roadside, with slowing as the fallback when a lane change is unsafe.
Verified against Arizona Driver License Manual · Move-over response · p. 38
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