The scenario;
You are on a narrow, windy, two lane country road with no shoulder in an area you arent familiar with. You see a mailbox with the address of your next stop on it next to a gravel driveway heading up into the trees. You cannot see the house itself. There is a blind corner ahead of you and behind you. You have to make a decision NOW.
If you stop in the middle of the road and turn on your 4-ways to walk the stop off and a car comes around the blind corner and rear-ends you...you will be charged with an accident.
If you stop with your passenger-side wheels off of the road in order to avoid completely blocking it and you get stuck in the mud or break a mirror on a tree limb or get hit from behind by a car coming around the blind corner...you will be charged with an accident.
If you swing to the left with the intention of backing into the driveway and walking the stop off in order to avoid blocking the road and a car comes around the blind corner and hits you while you are in the wrong lane...you will be charged with an accident.
If you decide to drive up to the house that you cannot see in order to avoid blocking the road and you break a mirror on a tree branch or get stuck on the way up to the house....you will be charged with an accident.
If you pull into the driveway in order to get off of the road, stop to pull your mirrors in, and then get stuck or tear ruts into the steep gravel when you try to get going again...you will be charged with an accident.
You dont have time to recite acronyms. You dont have time to regurgitate a commentary. You have to make your decision NOW, in REAL TIME. Should that decision go wrong in any way...it will be second-guessed using 20/20 hindsight from behind a desk. No matter what choice you make, it will be wrong. If your supervisor even bothers to check the situation out for himself, he will Mapquest the address first and then drive up there during daylight hours in his little passenger car where it will be perfectly obvious to him after the fact what you should have done.