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If an emergency forces a driver to stop on a highway shoulder, where should the vehicle be placed?
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 from traffic as possible, with warning lights on.
Why
An emergency stop should clear the traveled way as much as possible and make the disabled vehicle visible to others.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Disabled vehicle placement · p. 79, 84
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