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What should you do if your vehicle becomes disabled in a traveling lane

Put out safety flares to alert other drivers
Try to repair the issue
Get out of the vehicle
Leave the vehicle in the travel lane

The correct answer is: Put out safety flares to alert other drivers

If your vehicle becomes disabled in a traveling lane, it is important to prioritize the safety of yourself and others on the road. Putting out safety flares to alert other drivers is the safest option as it will warn them to slow down and navigate around your vehicle. Trying to repair the issue in the middle of the lane can be dangerous and puts you at risk of being hit by passing vehicles. Getting out of the vehicle can also be dangerous, especially if you are on a busy road. It is never safe to leave a disabled vehicle in a travel lane as it can cause accidents and block traffic. Remember to always prioritize safety and use caution when dealing with a disabled vehicle on the road.