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Your car breaks down on an expressway and can still be moved. Where should you place it, and may it stay on the shoulder indefinitely?
Correct answer: Fully off the pavement; it may stay no more than six hours.
Why
Move the disabled car completely off the pavement when possible and arrange prompt assistance. Florida permits a disabled vehicle on the limited-access shoulder for no more than six hours; this is not permission for an ordinary stop or indefinite storage. Keep people out of moving traffic.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Freeway breakdown · p. 72, 86
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