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<blockquote data-quote="DangerMan119" data-source="post: 22008203" data-attributes="member: 482193"><p>Speaking in general about what drivers should do when faced with a breakdown on the expressway, Mr Gerard Pereira, 59, training manager of the Singapore Safety Driving Centre, said they should<span style="font-size: 15px"><strong><span style="color: Red"> first place a warning triangle at least 20m away from the vehicle</span></strong></span>. He said: "That would at least warn other road users from a good distance away. "</p><p> He also said drivers should try to steer their car to the left-most lane once they notice a problem.</p><p> "If it is a sudden breakdown and you are stuck in the middle of the expressway, get out of the car and stand at a safe spot to call for help. Don't try pushing the car," he said.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DangerMan119, post: 22008203, member: 482193"] Speaking in general about what drivers should do when faced with a breakdown on the expressway, Mr Gerard Pereira, 59, training manager of the Singapore Safety Driving Centre, said they should[SIZE=4][B][COLOR=Red] first place a warning triangle at least 20m away from the vehicle[/COLOR][/B][/SIZE]. He said: "That would at least warn other road users from a good distance away. " He also said drivers should try to steer their car to the left-most lane once they notice a problem. "If it is a sudden breakdown and you are stuck in the middle of the expressway, get out of the car and stand at a safe spot to call for help. Don't try pushing the car," he said. [/QUOTE]
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