Here's my story
This is a number of years ago before cell phones. I'm cruising down the e-way 75+ (I'm always over 5+) heading back to the office. Sky is looking like rain, a few spits now and then. I pass a car on the inside shoulder and the driver has the trunk up working on getting the spare out.
A glance sideways, it sorta looks like maybe a female, short hair maybe?. If it's a woman, I'm not just keeping on going. So I do a flip flop thru the "Authorized Vehicles Only" crossovers and go back. I pull up behind the vehicle and park like the troopers do so I'm protecting us. Sure enough, it's a female and she is obviously very pregnant. My first question - are you driving yourself to the hospital? The answer was no, but I'm overdue and I'm on my way to see my Doctor. Me: you sure your not having pains?
So I can go find a payphone and call a tow truck, husband, or someone. But I just don't want to just leave her there till help arrives so it's quicker to just change it. She had managed to get the spare out and the jack.
Remember it looked like rain? Well sure enough it started to rain. She standing watching me so I suggest it's okay to get in. No she says, you're getting wet so I can to. Fortunately I was almost done and the rain wasn't too hard.
She thanks me profusely and wants to give me money, I said no thanks, I work for the road department - one of our services.
One of the first things I did with our daughter when she got her driver's license was have her jack up the car, pull the tire and wheel, reinstall it and drop the jack. I also showed her how to use jumper cables and made she had a set and a 20 foot tow strap.