If your vehicle becomes disabled on an expressway, you should A. never stop until off the expressway. B. pull onto the shoulder or median. C. slow down and use emergency flashers. D. drive slowly on the shoulder.

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User: If your vehicle becomes disabled on an expressway, you should A. never stop until off the expressway. B. pull onto the shoulder or median. C. slow down and use emergency flashers. D. drive slowly on the shoulder.

Weegy: B. pull onto the shoulder or median
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User: When faced with an oncoming vehicle in your lane, steer to the left. true or false?

Weegy: False
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User: Passing on an expressway is usually safer than on a two-lane highway because A. there is little threat of a head-on collision. B. passing is seldom done on expressways. C. expressway speeds are higher. D. you cannot pass on a two-lane highway.

Weegy: A. there is little threat of a head-on collision
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User: In order to avoid conflicts when traffic is heavy in the right lane, use the A. center or left lane. B. the right lane and drive slower. C. center line to straddle and keep people away. D. far left lane.

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In order to avoid conflicts when traffic is heavy in the right lane, use the center or left lane.

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