BC Class 5 Road Test Training · Question
When passing a stopped emergency vehicle with red, blue, or amber lights on a multi-lane highway, you must:
B.C.'s 'Slow Down, Move Over' law requires slowing to 70 km/h (where the limit is 80+) and changing lanes if safe.
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Question: When passing a stopped emergency vehicle with red, blue, or amber lights on a multi-lane highway, you must:
Answer options:
- Slow down only if it is dark ✅ Move into a far lane if possible and slow down
- Maintain your speed
- Stop completely until the vehicle leaves
Correct answer: Move into a far lane if possible and slow down
Explanation: B.C.'s 'Slow Down, Move Over' law requires slowing to 70 km/h (where the limit is 80+) and changing lanes if safe.
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