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Your car breaks down on a two-lane highway, and you steer it onto the shoulder. You have road flares. After you turn on the hazard flashers, where should you put a flare?
A is stopped on the shoulder of a two-lane highway, facing right. Enlarged details show A and the available road flare; the card states that the hazard flashers are on, but no flare location is selected.
Correct answer: About 200 to 300 feet behind your vehicle
Why
Get the vehicle as far from traffic as you can, and turn on the hazard flashers. The manual then advises you to stay in the vehicle until help arrives. An early warning is most important at night, on curves and over hills, where drivers see a stopped vehicle late.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Vehicle breakdown · p. 43
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