NSW Driver Knowledge Test· Transport for NSW
When passing a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights on a NSW road, you must:
Choices
- ASlow to no more than 40 km/h when passingCorrect
- BMaintain your speed
- CStop completely behind it
- DSound your horn
Answer
Slow to no more than 40 km/h when passing
Since 2018, NSW law requires drivers to slow to no more than 40 km/h when passing a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights.
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