A qualifying funeral procession is moving through traffic. You are not part of it, are not driving an emergency vehicle and have no officer direction to enter. What must you avoid?

Correct answer: Driving between its vehicles or interfering with its progress

Why

A qualifying procession has at least two vehicles accompanying a deceased person, each with headlights on or a clearly visible pennant. Do not drive between its vehicles or otherwise interfere unless an authorized officer directs it or the emergency-vehicle exception applies. Special intersection priority requires the qualifying escort lights and remains subject to emergency vehicles, officer directions and trains. Do not impersonate procession membership to gain priority.

Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Do not cut into a funeral procession · p. 76, 77