If an emergency vehicle is approaching from behind with lights flashing but no siren is sounding, are you obligated to move to the right?

When an emergency vehicle is approaching with its lights flashing, regardless of whether a siren is sounding, drivers are legally obligated to pull over to the right side of the road. This is to ensure that emergency responders can pass safely and quickly, providing them the necessary access to respond to urgent situations. The law is designed to prioritize safety for both emergency personnel and other road users.

Moving to the right clears lanes for the emergency vehicle, allowing it to navigate through traffic more effectively. This obligation applies to all types of emergency vehicles, such as ambulances, fire trucks, and police cars, reinforcing the importance of being aware of and responding to these situations promptly.

The other options do not align with established traffic laws, which apply uniformly to all emergency vehicles regardless of the presence or absence of a siren or the type of emergency vehicle involved.