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The driver of the green car, while driving in the left lane of a two-lane road, sees a vehicle stopped on

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Question: The driver of the green car, while driving in the left lane of a two-lane road, sees a vehicle stopped on the right shoulder, partially blocking the far right lane. The blue car is attempting to pass the green car. What should the driver of the green car do to clear the scene safely?

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  1.  Slow down and stay alert to the surroundings.
  2.  Continue at the same speed, and keep their eyes carefully on the stopped car, to make sure it does not move unexpectedly.

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1. Slow down and stay alert to the surroundings

The driver of the green car, while driving in the left lane of a two-lane road, sees a vehicle stopped on the right shoulder, partially blocking the far right lane. The blue car is attempting to pass the green car.

The driver of the green car should slow down and stay alert to the surroundings to clear the scene safely.

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