pull off the interstate

Frequency: 6.89.5 per million words

To drive a vehicle to the side of the interstate and stop.

interstateVERB + INTERSTATE

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pull off

Examples (10)

  • The driver decided to pull off the interstate to check the map.
  • We had to pull off the interstate when the flat tire became too dangerous.
  • If you start feeling drowsy, please pull off the interstate at the next rest area.
  • After hours of driving, she was relieved to pull off the interstate and stretch her legs.
  • They noticed smoke from the engine and quickly pulled off the interstate.
  • You can't just pull off the interstate anywhere; it's safer to find an exit or rest stop.
  • Seeing the flashing lights, the car slowly pulled off the interstate onto the shoulder.
  • The delivery truck needed to pull off the interstate to verify its route.
  • When the sudden storm hit, many drivers chose to pull off the interstate until it passed.
  • We always pull off the interstate to refuel and grab coffee on long journeys.