How to pull over for Emergency Vehicles

Stay calm.
Pull to the right and come to a complete stop.
If you are traveling on a high-speed road or if there is no room to stop, slow down as much as possible.
If you are in the left lane, pull over into the right lane as traffic in the lane to your right moves over.
If you cannot move to the right because of another vehicle or obstacle, just stop. Your action will let the driver of the Emergency vehicles know what you are doing and allow the driver to anticipate where to drive.
When an emergency vehicle approaches you from behind while you are stopped at an intersection, stay where you are unless you can pull to the right.
On a 4-lane highway or street without barriers, both sides of traffic should pull to the right.
Be careful when driving by or around a motor vehicle accident or any situation where emergency vehicles are parked and the Safety Service Personnel are working.
Drivers should stay at least 500 feet behind emergency vehicles.