<human>: I live outside of the greater Washington D.C. area, so I come across accidents and broken down cars on the highway almost daily. I always get the urge on my commutes to or from work, most of the time too late, to stop and help someone in distress. However, being a young female I always feel like I wouldn't be taken very seriously, or would have to worry I might be unknowingly helping a serial killer. Have you, or anyone you known ever done this? Is it even worth stopping to check with everyone having cell phones now? Has the whole good-samaritan thing become obsolete? My car died on me over the summer, in the middle of the night, along the highway...and I feel like it might have been nice if anyone driving past had at least seemed like they cared a little bit. So I'd like to hear your stories if you have any. Good or bad, dealer's choice.

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<bot>: Does anyone stop to help drivers in distress anymore? Or does everyone pretty much just assume AAA is coming for them? If someone like me (young female) wanted to offer help...how could I do this without sounding absurd?