When waiting for assistance beside a broken-down car at night, the driver should stand near the rear of the vehicle to alert approaching traffic with high-visibility clothing.
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False. Drivers must never stand behind a broken-down vehicle or between the vehicle and oncoming traffic, as doing so obscures vehicle lights and creates a severe crush hazard.
The statement is false because the UK Highway Code strictly forbids standing behind a disabled vehicle or between the car and oncoming traffic. Standing at the rear obscures the car's hazard warning lights and sidelights from approaching drivers and puts the individual at fatal risk of being crushed during a rear-end collision. Occupants should wait safely off the road on the verge or behind a safety barrier.
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Breakdown safety protocols prohibit standing behind a stationary vehicle or in the path of oncoming traffic, requiring occupants to wait away from the carriageway where they do not obscure vehicle lights.
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