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A vehicle develops trouble on a high-speed road but can still move. What should the driver do first?
Blue car A is still in the right travel lane of a divided highway after a breakdown. A remains controllable enough to move safely. A wide paved shoulder is available on its right. The question image does not highlight a destination.
Correct answer: Get well off the travel lanes and turn on the flashers.
Why
Get clear of traffic, make the vehicle visible, and seek help from the safest available location.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Disabled vehicle placement · p. 68
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