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An emergency vehicle approaches using its lights and siren. What should a driver do?
An ambulance marked B approaches behind A on a two-way road. Its warning lamps and the question card establish flashing lights and a sounding siren. A is still in its lane.
Correct answer: Pull to the road edge, out of intersections, and stop until it passes.
Why
Clear the emergency vehicle's path promptly, stop outside the intersection, and remain there until it has passed.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Emergency vehicles · p. 37
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