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If an emergency vehicle approaches you with flashing lights and a siren, you should:

  1. Increase your speed and stay in your lane

  2. Pull off to the right side of the road and stop

  3. Pull off to the left side of the road and stop

  4. Swerve around the vehicle

The correct answer is: Pull off to the right side of the road and stop

If you choose option A, it could increase the risk of an accident as you are essentially trying to outrun the emergency vehicle. Option C is incorrect as vehicles in the left lane should only pull over to the left side of the road if directed to do so by an authorized person such as a police officer. Swerving around the vehicle (Option D) should also be avoided as it can put you and the emergency vehicle at risk. Pulling off to the right side of the road and stopping is the safest and most appropriate response when an emergency vehicle approaches. It allows the emergency vehicle to pass by safely and quickly.