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You are outside an intersection when an ambulance approaches using red lights and a siren. What should you do?
An ambulance B approaches from behind A. The card states that its red warning lights and siren are operating.
Correct answer: Move safely toward the extreme right and stop, remaining there until it passes.
Why
Yield to the approaching emergency vehicle, move safely to the extreme right and stop until it passes. Keep intersections clear. If already inside an intersection, clear it before pulling right; follow an officer’s directions if given.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Yielding Right-of-Way to Emergency Vehicles · p. 67
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