A vehicle is stopped on the right shoulder of the road ahead with its hazard lights on. You should:
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Stop behind the vehicle and offer assistance.
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Increase your speed and change lanes to the left.
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Slow down and pass very carefully.
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Drive onto the right shoulder to see what has happened.
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Explanation
When a vehicle is stopped on the right shoulder with its hazard lights on, it signals a potential emergency or breakdown. Slowing down and passing carefully allows you to avoid any unexpected movements from the stopped vehicle or its occupants, such as someone exiting the car.
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