Silent emergencies are described in Wisconsin State Statute?

• A. 346.03(4)
• B. 346.01
• C. 346.05(2)
• D. 347.03(1)

Answer: (A)

In Wisconsin traffic law, silent emergency signaling is addressed under the section that deals with emergency signaling devices and how drivers must respond to emergencies. This is the part that explicitly covers situations where an emergency vehicle or signal uses a non-audible cue, and it tells motorists what actions are required in those cases. That’s why this statute is the best reference for silent emergencies.

Other listed statutes cover broader or unrelated topics—general definitions, standard signaling for turns and stops, or licensing and vehicle requirements—without specifically defining or describing silent emergency signals.