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Your passenger car is disabled near the travel lanes of a controlled highway. What warning should you give approaching drivers?
Correct answer: Turn on the four-way flashers and set out triangles if you have them.
Why
Activate four-way flashers and get clear of traffic if possible. Use available warning devices only when you can place them safely. The separate carry-and-placement duties in 13 AAC 04.240 and 04.245 apply to specified trucks, buses, and towing combinations; they are not a universal passenger-car triangle requirement.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Warning other traffic · p. 68, 78
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