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You have slowed under control with your right wheels on the shoulder. When should you return to the pavement?
A sits at the pavement edge with its right wheels on the shoulder, matching the already-slowed premise. No route selects when or how to return.
Correct answer: When traffic permits, easing back gently without crossing the centre line.
Why
First stabilize and slow the vehicle on the shoulder. Recheck traffic, then ease back onto the pavement when safe, keeping the steering correction small enough to remain in your own lane.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Driving emergencies · p. 104
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