Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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What legal distance must you keep from a firefighting vehicle while it is making a run?

100 feet
200 feet
500 feet
1,000 feet

The correct answer is: 500 feet

The legal distance required to keep from a firefighting vehicle while it is making a run is 500 feet. This distance is established to ensure safety and to allow emergency services to operate without interference. Firefighting vehicles can move quickly and may need to navigate through traffic or other obstacles. Maintaining this distance helps to create a clear path for these vehicles and reduces the risk of accidents during emergency responses. The rationale behind this distance is not only to protect onlookers but also to ensure that emergency personnel can perform their duties efficiently. When individuals observe this requirement, it contributes to overall public safety and the effective management of emergency situations.