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If staying in a disabled vehicle is unsafe, where should occupants go when they can exit safely?
Correct answer: Well away from the road, behind a barrier if possible.
Why
Choose a safe moment to exit, move quickly away from the roadway, and remain alert to oncoming vehicles.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Roadside emergencies · p. 44
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