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An emergency vehicle approaches from behind using lights and a siren. What should a driver do?
An ambulance approaches from behind the blue car. The header states flashing red warning lights and a sounding siren. Both vehicles are in the road lane, and the question selects no pull-over path.
Correct answer: Move to the right edge, clear of any intersection, and stop.
Why
Clear the emergency vehicle's path by moving right and stopping in a safe position outside the intersection.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Emergency vehicles · p. 126
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