How to Handle Emergency Parking on Highways?
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Highway emergency parking should be handled as follows: Immediately turn on the hazard warning flashers, pull the vehicle over to the emergency stopping lane, and place a warning sign 150 meters behind the vehicle. All occupants should immediately move to the right side of the road or within the emergency lane. If the vehicle can be moved, it should be relocated to the emergency lane or service area where it does not obstruct traffic. The emergency stopping lane on highways must not be used for arbitrary parking; it is only permitted when the vehicle experiences mechanical failures or other emergencies, specifically including the following situations: 1. Sudden tire blowout; 2. Loss of steering control; 3. Brake failure; 4. Occurrence of fire, explosion, or other unexpected incidents while driving.