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A driver smells burning and suspects a fire in the vehicle. What should the driver do first?
Correct answer: Stop, turn off the engine, and get everyone away.
Why
Pull over safely and turn off the engine. Get everyone out and at least 100 feet away, well clear of traffic, then call 911. Do not return to the vehicle or try to fight the fire. Do not open a hood or trunk suspected of containing fire, because added air can make it grow.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Vehicle fire response · p. 84
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