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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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A mechanical problem forces you to stop on a highway. Which stopping place and warning action are safest when available?
Correct answer: Completely off the roadway where others can see you, with emergency flashers on
Why
Get completely off the road if possible. If you cannot, choose a place where approaching drivers can see the vehicle from a distance, not just beyond a hill or curve. Use the emergency flashers and contact help from a safe position.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Making a disabled car visible · p. 66
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