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Wisconsin Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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Your car breaks down at night on an Interstate highway, far from any exit or crossroad. You call 911. Beside the road is this sign: a tall, narrow green sign that shows NORTH, 93 and 418.8. How can it help you?
Correct answer: Its direction, route number and mile number tell the dispatcher where you are.
Why
Mile markers stand every one or two tenths of a mile, on the right side of the road or in the median. They help emergency crews reach a crash or a breakdown faster. When you drive a long trip, check the markers now and then, so that you know where you are before you need help.
Verified against Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook · Mile marker · p. 32
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