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What does the “Slow Down or Move Over” law require, and what should you do if you cannot safely move over when approaching a stopped emergency vehicle?
Maintain speed and only move over if the road is empty, continue at current speed
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Slow down and, if possible, move over when approaching stopped emergency or service vehicles with flashing lights, slow down significantly and proceed with caution if you cannot move over
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Stop completely until the vehicle moves, honk to alert the emergency workers
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Drive as fast as possible to clear the area quickly, stop in your lane until safe to pass
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Question 2 of 4
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What vehicles are covered under the “Slow Down or Move Over” law, and what are the consequences of non-compliance?
Emergency vehicles like police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances, no consequences unless an accident occurs
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Service vehicles like tow trucks and utility vehicles, fines or penalties for violations
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All emergency, service, and maintenance vehicles with flashing lights or warning signals, fines, points on your driving record, or more severe penalties
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Only police cars and fire trucks, mandatory vehicle inspection for violations
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What should you do if the road is a single lane and a stopped emergency vehicle is ahead, and when does the “Slow Down or Move Over” law apply?
Stop completely until the vehicle moves, only at night
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Slow down and pass with as much distance as possible, when emergency, service, or maintenance vehicles are stopped with flashing lights or warning signals
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Speed up to clear the area quickly, only when the emergency vehicle is moving
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Honk to alert the emergency workers, only on highways
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What should you do if another driver does not comply with the “Slow Down or Move Over” law?
Honk at the other driver to warn them
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Focus on complying with the law yourself
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Follow the other driver closely to pass together
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stop your vehicle to alert law enforcement
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1. Question

What does the “Slow Down or Move Over” law require, and what should you do if you cannot safely move over when approaching a stopped emergency vehicle?

2. Question

What vehicles are covered under the “Slow Down or Move Over” law, and what are the consequences of non-compliance?

3. Question

What should you do if the road is a single lane and a stopped emergency vehicle is ahead, and when does the “Slow Down or Move Over” law apply?

4. Question

What should you do if another driver does not comply with the “Slow Down or Move Over” law?