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Your car is stranded on the shoulder in heavy snow, away from fire, flood or another immediate danger. What does the manual recommend while seeking rescue?
Correct answer: Stay inside with your seat belt on and call 911 for help.
Why
If possible, get onto the shoulder and remain in the vehicle with the seat belt on. Call 911 for emergency assistance and describe nearby mileposts, exits, crossroads or landmarks. This advice assumes remaining in the car does not expose you to an immediate separate danger.
Verified against Iowa Driver's License Manual and current primary rules · Stranded in snow · p. 61
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