A vehicle with flashing blue lights and siren sounding is approaching you from the rear. What is the right course of action now?

Your answer is correct. When an emergency vehicle with flashing blue lights and siren is approaching from behind, you must move as far to the right as possible and reduce your speed. This creates a clear path, often called an “emergency corridor,” to allow the emergency vehicle to pass safely and quickly. Stopping immediately is usually not safe and can block or endanger the emergency vehicle. Always watch your mirrors, signal clearly, and check your surroundings before moving right. This rule ensures the emergency services can reach their destination as quickly as possible and is required by German law.