The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although you forgot to attach the picture of the vehicles, we can say the following.
The two options you have in order to abide by the Move Over law is that as soon as you see the first response vehicle coming your way, you have to move. If you can't move over for whatever reason, or in the case you are driving on a two-lane road, you have to reduce your speed. The law indicates that your speed reduction must be 20 mph less than the official speed limit.
This way, first response vehicles such as ambulances, police cars, sanitation vehicles or wreckers, can pass through and get to the site as soon as possible to offer help.
1.put your right foot on the brake,put your right hand on the gear selector lever and make sure it’s in park
2.make sure the parking brake is set
3.turn on the ignition key to the start position and start the vehicle
4.let the engine idle
5. While the engine ideals check gauges and warning lights to make sure everything is okay
6. Put the vehicle in drive or reverse
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ust about anyone who sat through ninth grade Civics class can tell you that the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. But what exactly is cruel and unusual in contemporary American society? Public executions have been outlawed since 1936. No one has been executed by hanging or firing squad since 1996 (with the exception of Ronnie Lee Gardner, who was famously executed in 2010–despite a 2004 mandate by the Utah legislature to halt firing squad executions–because of his choice to be “grandfathered” under the old system[1]), and, with a few exceptions, the comparatively humane method of lethal injection is widely used in the thirty-four states in which the death penalty has not been abolished.[2]
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