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Prince Edward Island Class 7 Practice Test
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Car A has broken down and is already safely stopped clear of moving traffic. Which light setting warns others about the temporary hazard?
Blue car A has completed a permitted stop parallel to the edge of an ordinary two-way road, on a level paved roadside area clear of traffic and access points.
Correct answer: Cancel the signal and switch on the hazard lights
Why
Once stopped safely, cancel the directional signal and use the hazard lights to warn approaching traffic. Seek help and avoid exposing yourself or passengers to passing vehicles. Hazard lights do not make an unsafe stopping place safe or give you priority when rejoining traffic.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Your Driver's Licence and Vehicle · p. 47
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