You’re driving on a motorway in an eco-friendly manner, keeping your speed steady to save fuel. A vehicle behind you shows flashing amber lights and a sign instructing you to pull over. How should you respond to stay both environmentally responsible and within the law?

Explanation

Under Rule 107 of the Highway Code, Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) officers have the power to stop vehicles on all roads, including motorways, using flashing amber lights. You must obey their signals and pull over safely. Once stopped, switching off your engine if you expect to wait for more than a short time helps reduce unnecessary emissions and fuel use, supporting environmental responsibility while complying with the law.