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If a vehicle becomes disabled, where should the driver try to move it?
Correct answer: Onto the shoulder or, when reachable, an off-ramp or parking area farther from traffic.
Why
The farther a disabled vehicle and its occupants are from high-speed traffic, the safer the roadside situation becomes.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Disabled vehicles · p. 44
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