On a multi-lane road an emergency vehicle is stopped on the shoulder with lights flashing, and you cannot safely move over a lane. What does Florida's Move Over law require?

• A.Slow down to 20 mph below the posted speed limit
• B.Maintain your speed but honk as you pass
• C.Slow down by 5 mph only
• D.Stop completely in your lane

Why

If you cannot move over one lane for a stopped emergency, sanitation, utility, or tow vehicle, Florida requires you to slow to 20 mph below the posted limit. This protects people working at the roadside.

Manual topic: Official Florida Driver License Handbook - Speed Limits & Following Distance · From the Florida Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (FLC-025).

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