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Exit towards that safe place without walking along lanes or shoulders.
Exit on the side away from traffic and move to the safe place without walking or remaining in the platform’s lanes or shoulders. If exiting safely is impossible, remain inside with the seat belt fastened. Request assistance from a safe place; do not walk along the shoulder seeking another driver or hitchhike.
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Walk along the shoulder until another driver is found.
Walk in the traffic lanes to signal drivers.
Exit towards that safe place without walking along lanes or shoulders.
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