An emergency vehicle approaches on a four-lane one-way road with its required warning lights and siren active. Where should a driver stop?
In the current lane immediately, even if it blocks an intersection
At the right edge in every case
Near the closest curb or road edge and clear of intersections✓Bonne réponse
In the centre lane so the emergency vehicle can choose either side
Explication
On a one-way road with more than two lanes, the driver moves toward the closest curb or edge and stops clear of intersections. The ordinary right-edge response is not absolute in this layout, and stopping inside an intersection can obstruct the emergency route.