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Your disabled car is already as far onto the right shoulder of a high-capacity road as safely possible. There is no fire or other immediate danger. What should you do while awaiting help?
Correct answer: Keep hazard lights on, stay belted inside, and call for help.
Why
Keep the hazard lights on, remain in the vehicle with your seat belt fastened, and call for assistance. Do not walk along the expressway or stand behind the vehicle. If fire or another immediate danger makes staying unsafe, move to safety and call 911.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Stranded on a high-capacity road · p. 91, 93
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