Safely wait for help on a highway shoulder
Once you’ve called for help, how you safely wait for help on a highway shoulder matters almost as much as the initial stop — most secondary incidents happen during the waiting period, not the breakdown itself.
To safely wait for help on a highway shoulder, stay on the correct side
To safely wait for help on a highway shoulder, stay on the side away from traffic, ideally behind a crash barrier if one exists, rather than standing beside the car facing the road.
Keep hazards on the whole time
Don’t turn hazard lights off to save battery while waiting — a car without hazards on a shoulder is far less visible to approaching traffic than one with them on.
Track the operator’s arrival
Once dispatched, you can expect updates via WhatsApp — this is part of how we help you safely wait for help on a highway shoulder without wondering how much longer it’ll take.
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