Do you have to stop for an emergency vehicle on the opposite side of a divided roadway?

When it comes to emergency vehicles on the opposite side of a divided roadway, traffic laws generally state that you are not required to stop if there is a physical barrier (like a median) separating the lanes of traffic. This is to maintain safety and fluidity of traffic on that side of the road where the emergency vehicle is located.

In situations where there is a divided roadway, vehicles traveling in the opposite direction can continue at a safe speed as the emergency vehicle is not directly adjacent to them and there is no risk of interference with the response of the emergency personnel. However, it's still essential to be aware of your surroundings and be cautious, as emergency vehicles may need to maneuver quickly.

The choices suggesting you must always stop or only for specific types of emergency vehicles do not align with these rules regarding divided roadways.