Question

when you are driving on a highway that does not have a paved shoulder if your vehicle breaks down you should

try to get your vehicle completely out of the traffic lanes and off the paved surface of the highway before stopping

try to stop your vehicle with your right wheels off the pave surface of the highway and your left wheel still on the paved surface

try to move your vehicle off the highway at least 50 feet from a pave surface before stopping

Answer 1

If you are driving on a highway without a paved shoulder and your vehicle breaks down, you should **try to get your vehicle completely out of the traffic lanes and off the paved surface of the highway before stopping**. This is important for your safety as it reduces the risk of being hit by other vehicles and allows for a safer environment for both you and other drivers. If you cannot move your vehicle completely off the paved surface, try to position it as far away from traffic as possible and turn on your hazard lights to alert other drivers.