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If you fail to Move Over for an emergency vehicle could?

The penalties for failing to move over for an emergency vehicle can vary depending on the jurisdiction, but may include:

- Fines

- Demerit points

- Driver's license suspension

- Imprisonment

In addition to these legal consequences, failing to move over for an emergency vehicle can also be dangerous. It can impede the progress of the emergency vehicle and put the lives of the emergency responders and other road users at risk.

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