If you breakdown and have to exit the vehicle, exit away from traffic flow and move off the road in the direction of traffic. a. ongoingb. oncomingc. movingd. dangerous

The correct word for the given blank is:

If you break down and have to exit the vehicle, exit away from traffic flow and move off the road in the direction of oncoming traffic.

The safety rules for drivers and passengers are essential to maintain the traffic flow. In the above example, the vehicle break downs the traffic flow. The driver including other passengers should move away from the traffic flow.

In the case of the driver, the person should exit from the right, as the driving wheel is on the left.

Thus, a person or passenger should move in the direction of oncoming traffic flow. The cars will approach from behind and cannot see any danger, thereby more difficult to protect.

Therefore, the correct answer is oncoming.

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If you breakdown and have to exit the vehicle, exit away from traffic flow and move off the road in the direction of oncoming traffic.

Explanation:

The tip above is an essential safety rule for drivers and passengers when their vehicle suffers a breakdown. Everyone, including the driver, should exit the vehicle away from traffic flow. That means instead of opening and exiting through the doors on the left side (the driver's side in America), it is safer to exit through the right. Also, if you need to walk somewhere, do so facing the oncoming traffic -- walking against the traffic flow. That way, you can not only hear by see any possible dangers and react to keep yourself safe. When you walk in the same direction as the ongoing traffic, the cars will approach you from behind. You will only be able to hear, not see, any dangers, and that makes it more difficult to protect yourself.