Your car has a breakdown while you are driving, forcing you to stop. You should try to stop completely out of the traffic lanes in a place where your car can be seen for 200 feet in each direction. 150 feet in each direction. 100 feet in each direction
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First, you should try to safely maneuver your car out of the traffic lanes. This is to prevent any accidents or further disruption to the flow of traffic. Show more…
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