Michigan Driver's Training Level 1 Practice Test 2026 – Complete Exam Prep

When an emergency vehicle is approaching with lights and siren, you must yield the right of way and move to the right edge of the road and stop if it’s safe to do so. This clears the lane for the emergency vehicle, helping it pass quickly and reducing risk to you and others. In heavy traffic, look for a safe gap to steer to the right and halt, rather than staying in your lane or accelerating to try to “clear” the way. The goal is to allow the emergency vehicle to pass with minimal obstruction. Speeding up to clear the lane would hinder it and staying in your lane can block the route.