Your vehicle is being followed by a fire engine that is not using emergency signals. What should you do?

When a fire engine is following you without its emergency signals activated, the correct response is to slow down, move as far to the right as possible, and stop. This action is important for ensuring not only your safety but also that of the emergency vehicle and other road users.

By pulling over to the right and stopping, you allow the fire engine to pass you safely. Even though it may not be using emergency signals at that moment, the fire engine could potentially be responding to an urgent situation where its presence on the road is necessary. Continuing to drive normally could impede its movement and create a hazardous situation, while stopping quickly or speeding up could potentially lead to an accident. Therefore, the recommended practice prioritizes the safety of all parties involved.