Why should you plan an alternate route or contingency in case your primary route is blocked?

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1. Alternate routes are only useful for drivers unfamiliar with the area, a habit that's hard to unlearn around blocked
2. It matters only for hazardous materials shipments
3. Unexpected closures, such as from a crash or construction, can otherwise leave you without a safe way to proceed
4. A backup route only matters on trips longer than a full day's drive

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