What should you do if an emergency vehicle approaches while you are in an intersection?

When an emergency vehicle approaches while you are in an intersection, the correct action is to move to the right and stop. This allows the emergency vehicle, which is often responding to urgent situations, to pass through the intersection safely and quickly without impediment.

By moving to the right, you create a clear path for the emergency vehicle. It's vital to remain aware of the surroundings and ensure that the maneuver does not put you or other drivers in danger, such as colliding with vehicles or pedestrians. Stopping immediately or continuing through the intersection can lead to confusion and compromise everyone's safety, both yours and the emergency responders'. Moving left could obstruct the emergency vehicle's route and increase the risk of an accident. Therefore, moving to the right and stopping is the safest and most appropriate response in this situation.