What should you do when an emergency vehicle approaches?

When an emergency vehicle approaches, the appropriate response is to move to the right and stop if it is safe to do so. This action allows the emergency vehicle to pass without obstruction. By doing this, you not only demonstrate consideration for first responders attempting to reach a call, but you also contribute to the overall safety of the situation. Stopping on the right side of the road provides a clear lane for the emergency vehicle to maneuver, ensuring that it can reach its destination quickly and safely.

In situations where moving to the right is not feasible due to road conditions or other obstacles, remaining cautious and aware of the emergency vehicle's movements is crucial. Avoiding sudden movements or accelerating can prevent accidents and keep the roads safe for all users.