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If it is safe to remain inside a disabled vehicle away from traffic, what should occupants do?
Correct answer: Stay buckled, face forward, and remain alert while help is arranged.
Why
When remaining inside is the safer choice, keep restraints fastened and use the vehicle's protective structure.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Roadside emergencies · p. 44
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