When emergency vehicles are on the shoulder, do you move over?

Yes, you should, can actually get a ticket for not doing that or reducing your speed significantly

Yes. Absolutely. The potential death is always on my mind. What if it was someone I know and love in-that emergency vehicle?

Seconds and minutes matter.

I always yield to emergency vehicles as soon as I see and/or hear them - I pull over out of their way, put on my flashers, and stop, and I move over into the other lane when they are on the shoulder. Also: When I pull over and stop for an emergency vehicle, I always wait for a minute or so, because sometimes another emergency vehicle is not far behind. When I lived in a smaller town, that was often the case - police car or fire truck first, then an ambulance, or some combination thereof.

I move over, when reasonable to do so, for any vehicle on the side of the road.

Yes, I always do if I have the opportunity. Otherwise, I at least slow down.

I try to. But sometimes it not possible to do so. So I at least slow down

Yes, I always move out of the way.

Always.

Yes I do.

It's the law where I'm from, if you are unable to do so you must slow down.

I move over unless I cannot, and in those instances I slow down until I am past them.

It's the law in my state to either move over or slow down.

Always move to the side....