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The driver hears a strange vibration and decides to accelerate.
The driver ignores the vibration and keeps the same speed.
The driver notices a strange vibration and decides to slow down.
The driver stops because the road becomes completely blocked.
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The agent asks about fuel before ending the call.
The agent recommends a repair before asking any safety questions.
The agent asks whether there is smoke before recommending the next step.
The agent asks whether the driver has already reached a repair shop.
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If the car could move, the driver would stay beside moving traffic.
If the car could move, the driver would continue to the destination normally.
If the car could move, the driver would look for a safer area.
If the car could move, the driver would turn off all warning lights.
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The driver describes the road color instead of the vehicle.
The driver hides the vehicle description from roadside assistance.
The driver describes the vehicle's color to make it easier to locate.
The driver gives the vehicle color only after the tow is complete.
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Roadside assistance sends a message with repair prices only.
Roadside assistance sends no information about the tow truck.
Roadside assistance sends a message with the tow truck details.
Roadside assistance asks the driver to choose a tow truck online.
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The driver deletes the service number after the first call.
The driver saves only the repair shop's address.
The driver keeps the service number in case he needs to call again.
The driver keeps the number so another driver can use his coverage.
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If there were a leak, the agent would ask the driver to inspect it closely.
If there were a leak, the agent would advise restarting the engine.
If there were a leak, the agent would ask the driver to keep away from the vehicle.
If there were a leak, the agent would say no further precautions were needed.
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The estimated time never changes regardless of traffic.
The estimated time becomes shorter whenever traffic increases.
The estimated arrival time can change if highway traffic increases.
The estimated time depends only on the driver's phone battery.
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The driver prefers a distant shop because waiting time is unimportant.
The driver prefers repairing the car on the highway.
The driver prefers a nearby repair shop to reduce waiting time.
The driver chooses a nearby shop only because it is more expensive.
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If the battery seems dead, it must be the only possible problem.
A dead-looking battery proves the fuel tank is empty.
Even if the battery seems dead, the problem could have another cause.
If the battery seems dead, the car cannot have any electrical issue.