An EMT asks you how he can decrease the chances of being involved in a collision when driving with lights and siren at night. Your advice would be:

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Option B is the best choice because it provides a practical solution to reduce the risk of a collision. Looking to the right side of the road instead of directly at the oncoming vehicle reduces the likelihood of being temporarily blinded by the bright lights. Options A, C, and D are all incorrect and potentially dangerous. Using high beams with lights and siren can blind other drivers, flashing high beams can cause confusion or distraction, and having all dashboard lights on high can be distracting and obstructive.

An EMT Asks You How He Can Decrease the Chances