Q
What does the Florida Move Over Law generally require drivers to do near stopped emergency, law enforcement, sanitation, utility service, or tow vehicles with warning lights?
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AMove over when safe or slow down as required
BSpeed up to pass quickly
CStop in the travel lane every time
Detailed Explanation
Florida’s Move Over Law requires drivers to move over when safe or slow down for covered stopped vehicles with warning lights.
Correct Answer: Move over when safe or slow down as required
Reviewed by Baha Mustafa, CDL holder, against official CDL manuals and FMCSA rules.
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