Car permit · Right-of-way
Which of the following must you yield the right-of-way to?
Correct answer: Police cars, ambulances and other emergency vehicles using a siren and red lights.
Answer options
- AAny truck or bus that is larger than the vehicle you drive
- BPolice cars, ambulances and other emergency vehicles using a siren and red lights Correct
- CFarm tractors and other slow-moving vehicles on a narrow road
Why
Police cars, ambulances, fire trucks and other emergency vehicles that are sounding a siren and flashing red lights must be given the right-of-way. Pull over to the right and stop, but do not stop inside an intersection; if you are already in one, keep going until you have cleared it.
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Topic: Right-of-way License: Car permit
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