Arizona Driving Permit Written Practice Test

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What actions should you take in case of an emergency on the road?

Drive faster to get to safety
Signal and pull off the road, turn on hazard lights, and call for help if necessary
Stop in the middle of the road
Continue driving and hope for the best

The correct answer is: Signal and pull off the road, turn on hazard lights, and call for help if necessary

In an emergency situation on the road, it is crucial to prioritize safety for yourself and other road users. The correct approach is to signal and pull off the road, which allows you to create a safe space away from oncoming traffic. Turning on your hazard lights alerts other drivers about your situation and helps prevent additional accidents. If necessary, calling for help ensures that you can receive assistance promptly. The other actions can lead to increased danger; driving faster may endanger both you and others, stopping in the middle of the road significantly increases the risk of a collision, and continuing to drive without addressing the emergency can amplify the situation and lead to further complications. Thus, the method of signaling and pulling off the road is the most responsible and safest choice to handle an emergency effectively.