Which of these statements about funeral processions is accurate?

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Why

Drivers must yield to a funeral procession and must not cut into or drive through the line of vehicles. The procession travels with headlights on, and its vehicles must themselves yield to emergency vehicles using sirens and flashing lights.

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Topic: Right-of-way   License: Car permit

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• Who Goes First: Right-of-Way

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