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When an emergency vehicle approaches, what is the driver's responsibility?

  1. Continue driving as normal.

  2. Pull over and stop to allow it to pass.

  3. Speed up to get away from it.

  4. Stay in the lane and ignore it.

The correct answer is: Pull over and stop to allow it to pass.

When an emergency vehicle approaches, the driver's responsibility is to pull over and stop to allow it to pass. This maneuver is crucial for ensuring the safety of emergency personnel and the swift progression of emergency services. By yielding to an emergency vehicle, drivers help prevent accidents and ensure that first responders can reach their destinations quickly, whether it’s responding to a medical emergency, a fire, or any other urgent situation. This action is not only a matter of civic duty but is also mandated by law in most jurisdictions. Allowing emergency vehicles to pass helps clear the way for those providing critical assistance, demonstrating an awareness and respect for the role these vehicles play in public safety.