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Passing target: 75% in each of the three areas
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An emergency vehicle approaches with its warning lights or siren operating. What must you do?
An ambulance approaches behind a car on a two-way road.
Correct answer: Slow down, move as far right as possible and stop if needed.
Why
Yield to an emergency vehicle when its warning lights or siren are operating. Reduce speed, move as far right as possible and stop if necessary to let it pass. Stay calm and predictable; avoid sudden acceleration or braking and do not follow closely behind it.
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