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Old March 9th 05, 11:52 PM
Cartlon Shew
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Default yielding to emergency vehicles

I understand that you're supposed to do this, but are you required to
stop if you see a firetruck coming from the opposite direction?

Even if there's a median?

I always thought yielding meant getting out of the way, but a lot of
folks around here think it means stop wherever you happened to be.
 




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