If an emergency vehicle with flashing red lights or using a siren is approaching, you are required to?

When an emergency vehicle is approaching with flashing red lights or using a siren, the law requires you to pull over to the curb and stop. This action helps to ensure the safety of both the emergency responders and other road users. By stopping, you provide a clear path for the emergency vehicle to pass through, as they often respond to critical situations where every second counts.

Failure to yield to emergency vehicles can obstruct their path and potentially delay critical response times. Additionally, stopping helps to prevent any confusion or accidents that might occur if vehicles are moving in the presence of an emergency response. Therefore, the correct and safe response when you see or hear an emergency vehicle is to safely pull over and come to a complete stop until the vehicle has passed.