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You drive on a freeway and are not sure which exit to take. You want to stop and check your route. What should you do?
Correct answer: Take the next exit, then stop off the freeway to check your route
Why
A vehicle on a freeway shoulder is very close to high-speed traffic, and a crash with a stopped car can be severe. Keep the shoulder free for real emergencies, such as a breakdown. The guide gives a simple rule: if you need to stop, keep moving until you can pull over in a safe place.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · General parking rules · p. 108, 144
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