What should you do when an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren?

• A. Move to the left edge or curb and stop.
• B. Continue driving in your lane.
• C. Move to the right edge or curb and stop.
• D. Speed up to get out of the way.

Answer: (C)

When an emergency vehicle is coming with lights and siren, you must yield the road by moving to the right edge or curb and stopping as safely and quickly as possible. This clears a path for them to reach you and continue without delay, reducing the risk of blocking the route or causing a collision. Do not stay in your lane or speed up—the emergency vehicle needs you to move aside. If you’re on a divided highway, move to the right edge on your side of the road and stop; never cross the median to reach the other side. After the emergency vehicle passes, proceed with caution.