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You approach a stopped emergency or roadside-service vehicle displaying warning lights. What should you do?
Blue A is in the near travel lane approaching a police vehicle B with warning lights on the roadside. The A and B discs sit beside the actual vehicles; there is no lane-change path in the question view.
Correct answer: Move to the farthest lane if safe; if not, slow down.
Why
For a stopped authorized vehicle with warning lights, move as far away as you safely can. If a safe lane change is not possible, reduce speed. In all cases, use caution and watch for people beside the road.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Highway emergencies · p. 4, 27
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