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A minor crash leaves no one injured, and the vehicles can be moved safely. What should the drivers do about vehicles blocking a traffic lane?
Correct answer: Move them safely out of traffic and remain available to exchange required information.
Why
For a noninjury crash where the vehicles can be moved safely, move them out of the traffic lanes. Stay close and exchange the required information. The stop should avoid obstructing traffic more than necessary. Injury crashes and vehicles that cannot move safely require a response suited to those conditions.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual and current Transportation Article · Moving after a noninjury crash · p. 43
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