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You drive on an Interstate, and you want your passenger to take over the driving. What should you do?
Correct answer: Drive on to a rest area, or leave the Interstate, and change drivers there.
Why
A car on the shoulder of a high-speed road can be hit by a driver who drifts out of the lane. That is why West Virginia keeps Interstate shoulders for disabled vehicles and emergencies, and a car that is parked there can be towed. Plan your stops in advance, because the exits and rest areas on an Interstate can be far apart.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Stopping on an Interstate · p. 69
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