Under what circumstances can you stop on the highway emergency stopping lane?

[McBrooke]

Highway emergency stopping lanes can be used in the following situations: 1. Vehicle breakdown. 2. Traffic accidents. 3. Sudden illness of the driver. Emergency stopping lanes refer to: 1. Temporary stopping areas on highways and first-class roads for vehicles that experience sudden breakdowns or other emergencies. 2. Emergency stopping lanes are only for use in emergencies and should not be occupied without reason. 3. When stopping on a highway emergency stopping lane, you must follow the regulations: turn on the hazard lights, place a triangular warning sign 150 meters behind the vehicle in the direction of oncoming traffic, and try to move all passengers outside the guardrail before calling for help and waiting for rescue.