Ontario G1 Practice Test · Question
What does the 'Move Over' law in Ontario require?
You must slow down and, if safe, move into another lane when passing stopped emergency, tow or maintenance vehicles with flashing lights.
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Question: What does the 'Move Over' law in Ontario require?
Answer options:
- Move over for any slow vehicle ✅ Slow down and move over for stopped emergency, tow, and maintenance vehicles with flashing lights
- Move over only for police
- Stop completely for emergency vehicles
Correct answer: Slow down and move over for stopped emergency, tow, and maintenance vehicles with flashing lights
Explanation: You must slow down and, if safe, move into another lane when passing stopped emergency, tow or maintenance vehicles with flashing lights.
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