1. Pull over to the side of the road in a safe location. This is the most important thing to do, as it will help to prevent you from causing an accident.
2. Turn on your hazard lights. This will help to alert other drivers that you are stopped and may need assistance.
3. Call for help. If you are feeling well enough to drive, you should call a tow truck or a friend or family member to come and get you. If you are not feeling well enough to drive, you should call an ambulance.
4. Stay in the car until help arrives. This is the safest place for you to be, as it will protect you from traffic.
5. If you are feeling well enough to get out of the car, do so slowly and carefully. Be sure to watch for traffic and other hazards.
6. If you are feeling faint, lie down on the ground in a safe location. This will help to prevent you from falling and injuring yourself.
7. If you start to feel worse, call for help again immediately.
