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When may a driver stop on a controlled-access highway shoulder?
Correct answer: Only in an emergency, as far from traffic as you can.
Why
Routine stops belong off the highway; an unavoidable emergency calls for maximum separation and visible warnings.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Stopping on controlled access · p. 87, 121
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