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Your vehicle’s headlights fail while you are travelling on an unlit road at night. Which actions are safe? Select all that apply.

Ua pe molī pito i luma o lau ta'avale a'o e alu i se auala e leai ni molī i le pō. O ā gaoioiga e saogalemu? Filifili tali uma e talafeagai.

ASlow down and move gradually off the road to stop somewhere safe.Fa'aitiitia le saoasaoa ma alu malie ese mai le auala e tu ai i se nofoaga saogalemu.BStop deliberately on the right-hand side so that oncoming drivers can see you more easily.Filifili e tu i le itu taumatau ina ia faigofie ona iloa oe e aveta'avale o lo'o aga'i mai le isi itu.CUse the hazard warning lights if they are fitted and working.Fa'aaogā molī lapata'i o lamatiaga pe afai ua fa'apipi'i ma o lo'o lelei.DUse hazard warning lights as a substitute for headlights and continue to your destination.Fa'aaogā molī lapata'i o lamatiaga e suitulaga i molī pito i luma ma fa'aauau i lou taunu'uga.EMaintain your speed until you reach a road with street lighting.Fa'atumau pea lou saoasaoa se'ia e o'o i se auala e iai molī o le auala.

Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai

Hazard lights warn other road users; they do not provide the forward lighting needed to continue. If no working hazards are available, safe slowing and stopping remain essential. This response does not depend on a passenger compartment.

E lapata'i molī o lamatiaga i isi tagata fa'aaogā auala; e lē maua mai ai le malamalama i luma e mana'omia e fa'aauau ai. Afai e leai ni molī lapata'i o lamatiaga o lo'o lelei, e tāua pea le fa'aitiitia o le saoasaoa ma le tu ma le saogalemu. E lē fa'alagolago lenei tali i le iai o se vaega e nonofo ai pasese.

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