You are driving on a motorway at night in poor visibility when your vehicle breaks down. You manage to bring the car to a halt as far to the left as possible on the hard shoulder. Which TWO actions should you carry out to secure the vehicle and warn other road users before exiting?
- Turn the steering wheel so that the front wheels point towards the left vergeCevap
- Switch on the hazard warning lights and leave the sidelights illuminatedCevap
- CPlace a reflective warning triangle 45 metres behind the vehicle on the hard shoulder
- DRemain seated inside the vehicle with the interior light switched on until roadside help arrives
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Turn the steering wheel so that the front wheels point towards the left verge, and switch on the hazard warning lights and leave the sidelights illuminated.
According to Rule 274 of The Highway Code, when breaking down on a motorway hard shoulder in poor visibility or at night, drivers must switch on hazard warning lights and leave sidelights on to make the stationary vehicle visible. Steering the wheels to the left ensures that any collision from behind will shove the vehicle safely onto the verge rather than into live motorway lanes.
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Motorway breakdown safety protocol, vehicle positioning, and lighting requirements under Highway Code Rule 274
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