How should a driver respond if an emergency vehicle loses power while in operation?

When an emergency vehicle loses power while in operation, the appropriate response is to safely maneuver the vehicle to the side of the road and stop. This action prioritizes the safety of both the driver and other road users. By moving off the roadway, the driver minimizes the risk of obstructing traffic or creating a hazard, which could result in further accidents or injuries.

Stopping the vehicle allows the driver to assess the situation properly and make informed decisions about how to proceed. Attempting to continue driving toward the nearest station could lead to dangerous situations, especially if the vehicle is unable to move effectively. Restarting the vehicle while in motion poses significant risks as it can divert attention from driving and could lead to a loss of control of the vehicle. Finally, calling for assistance while driving does not provide the focus needed to safely manage the vehicle and could also detract from the driver's ability to respond to immediate traffic conditions. Therefore, pulling over and stopping is the prudent and safe course of action in this scenario.