You are travelling on a dual carriageway and suffer a breakdown that forces you to travel at an abnormally reduced speed. What should you do?
A)Continue driving until reaching the destination with the dipped headlights on.
B)Not stop under any circumstances.
C)Drive to the first exit where you can leave the road.Correct
Drivers who, due to emergency reasons, are forced to travel on a motorway or dual carriageway at an abnormally reduced speed, i.e. at a speed below 60 km/h, must leave it at the first exit. Furthermore, if they are seriously disrupting traffic, they must travel on the right-hand hard shoulder, if it is sufficient and passable.