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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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If a vehicle breaks down on a highway and can still be moved, where should the driver place it?
Blue car A can still move after a breakdown on a highway. A clear paved shoulder is available beside the travel lane.
Correct answer: As far off the traveled roadway as safely possible.
Why
Move a disabled vehicle out of travel lanes when possible, warn other traffic, and use a safe location while arranging help.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Disabled vehicle position · p. 86
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