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

• A. Move to the left edge or curb and stop.
• B. Continue driving and let the vehicle pass.
• 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 behind you with lights flashing and its siren, you must yield by moving to the right edge or curb and stopping. This creates a clear path for the emergency vehicle to pass quickly and safely. Do not stay in the lane or speed up to try to outrun it, and avoid moving to the left. If traffic prevents you from pulling fully over, slow down and stop as far to the right as is safely possible, then wait for the vehicle to pass. After it has passed, proceed with caution.