Which step is included in coming to a stop and securing the vehicle?

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Which step is included in coming to a stop and securing the vehicle?

Stopping and securing your vehicle means finishing the stop, exiting safely, and locking the doors. Unfastening your seat belt, leaving the vehicle, and locking the car is the best choice because it completes the safety and security steps: you’re out of traffic, you’re not remaining inside with access to the vehicle, and locking the doors helps prevent theft. Keeping the seat belt fastened and staying inside doesn’t secure the car if you’re leaving it, starting the engine again after you’ve stopped creates unnecessary risk, and leaving lights on or valuables in view can invite theft.

Stopping and securing your vehicle means finishing the stop, exiting safely, and locking the doors. Unfastening your seat belt, leaving the vehicle, and locking the car is the best choice because it completes the safety and security steps: you’re out of traffic, you’re not remaining inside with access to the vehicle, and locking the doors helps prevent theft. Keeping the seat belt fastened and staying inside doesn’t secure the car if you’re leaving it, starting the engine again after you’ve stopped creates unnecessary risk, and leaving lights on or valuables in view can invite theft.

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