911 Call Riddle?

Question

An old fellow is driving home. It's late at night. He's travelling along the highway, and he's some considerable distance from home. Suddenly, he feels himself having a heart attack. He says, "Oh my God. It's the big one." Thinking quickly, he takes the first available exit.

As luck would have it, he winds up in a residential neighborhood. It's very late at night. He pulls over to the side of the road behind some parked cars. He's fading fast, but he has the presence of mind to pull out his cell phone and call 911.

He says to the dispatcher, "I need help. I'm having a heart attack." She says, "Where are you?"

And the rest of the conversation goes something like this:
He: "I don't know where I am."
She: "What exit did you take?"
He: "I don't remember."
She: "Were you going north or south or east?"
He: "I don't remember."
She: "Can you tell me what street you're on?"
He: "I'm in the middle of the block. I'm parked behind some cars. I didn't see any street signs."
She: "Start blowing the horn. Someone will come out of the house."

No one comes out.

She then asks him to do one more thing. Minutes later, an ambulance is on its way there and saves his life.

What did she ask him to do?

Answer 1

She asked him for the license plate number for the car in front of him. Hopefully, that car was registered to a local resident.

Answer 2

She asked the man to give her the license plate number of the vehicle in front of him, thinking that whoever owned the vehicle lived in that neighborhood. Since it was a residential neighborhood, and late at night, this is very likely

Answer 3

There are several things he could have been asked to do:
Turn on his flashers
Open his trunk
Park at a bad angle or in the middle of the street.
Open his hood
Leave his dome light on
Park with two wheels obviously on the curb
Open a door facing the street, insuring there was an unlocked door
Leave his headlights on
Lay on his hood or trunk
Roll his windows down
Break his windows (if he was able)
Put a piece of cloth in a window facing the street

Answer 4

Read out the number plate of the car parked in front of him, so they could trace the address of the owner.

Answer 5

Had him give her the plate of a car in the area. Hpoefully it would be parked near the address it registers too.

Answer 6

Was he driving a GM? She could've asked for his name or license code, in case he had a car tracking system OR
for the license code for cars in the neighborhood, ASSUMING, that the cars were registered to people who lived on the street.

Answer 7

read the number plate of the car in front of him 9/10

Answer 8

A useless deer off to area of the line does no longer characterize an emergency. basically call the highways branch or the ordinary Police huge form and they are going to see to it that someone exams it out.

Answer 9

she asked him to give her the license plate number of the car that he is parked behind, thinking that whose ever car it is lives right there, dog.

Answer 10

Asked him to read out the car no. plates