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🚨 When you see a CHP vehicle weaving across lanes with lights activated, it’s called a traffic break, used to slow or stop traffic. CVC §21706 requires drivers to stay 300 feet back from emergency vehicles displaying a red light. Watch our PSA to learn more! #CHP #trafficbreak

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25,457 views • 5 months ago

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