You are driving on a multi-lane road or highway, and are approaching an emergency vehicle

parked along the roadway with its emergency lights activated. If you are in the lane closest to

the emergency vehicle, you must

A: Stay in your lane and obey the speed limit.

B: Pullover onto the shoulder immediately

C: Safely leave the lone closest to the emergency vehicle, or slow down to a speed 20 miles per

hour below the posted speed limit.

Question

Helena Mcgrath

Business

5 September, 12:48

You are driving on a multi-lane road or highway, and are approaching an emergency vehicle

parked along the roadway with its emergency lights activated. If you are in the lane closest to

the emergency vehicle, you must

A: Stay in your lane and obey the speed limit.

B: Pullover onto the shoulder immediately

C: Safely leave the lone closest to the emergency vehicle, or slow down to a speed 20 miles per

hour below the posted speed limit.

+2

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Felicity Weber · Answer 1

C. Safely leave the lane closest to the emergency vehicle, or slow down to a speed 20 miles per hour below the posted speed limit.

Explanation:

When driving either on the high way or within the street, it is expected that one take note of the activities around him and also follow strictly driving rules and road signs. This is necessary inorder to avoid causing accident to oneself or other road users and or pay fines as a result of not following laid down driving rules and road signs.

With regards to the above scenario, the driver must either leave the lane closest to the emergency vehicle as he approaches the place or slow down to the required speed so as to prevent colliding with the emergency vehicle or causing accident to other road users and people working around the area.