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A properly led daytime funeral procession’s lead vehicle lawfully enters an intersection. No officer gives a different direction and no emergency vehicle approaches. What should other drivers do?
Correct answer: Yield and do not cut through the procession.
Why
Yield to the procession; do not cut between its vehicles. Once the lead vehicle lawfully enters, the remaining procession may follow despite a signal change. Procession drivers must still use due care and yield to a signaling emergency vehicle or police direction. Their headlights and tail lights must be on.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Funeral procession at an intersection · p. 92
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