i understand the respect part. could go on for a while about that topic lack there of in today's society.. but for funeral processions, the living that are driving near and around deserve more respect for their safety than respecting the dead. not meaning to sound crude but that's the reality.
in Indiana you cannot simply stop in the road and block traffic unless its an emergency vehicle. in fact if you are driving too slow and impede 3 or more vehicles behind you from driving a safe speed you must pull over. its actually a pretty good fine. i've never heard of it being enforced though.
if you read the link. all the states state the procession must exercise "due caution".. that would also applies to everyone else.. so "due caution" would mean you don't stop on a freeway.
reading the Indiana code i see it says the lead car must have blue and red flashing lights. i've never seen a procession around here with blue and red lights. The law does not say you have to stop. only yield right of way at intersections. I would think the laws (some do) should state the lead vehicle must follow all traffic laws and THEN proceed and the procession can have right of way at intersections.
this is also confusing if you're in a procession. i've stopped at stop signs when driving in a procession. not worth the ticket or the hassle trying to get out of one. code states: "Before assuming the right-of-way, a person who drives a vehicle in the funeral procession must exercise due caution with regard to crossing traffic".
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