Pull off (car)

Anonymous Pull off (car) What exactly does it mean?

Nothing that I am aware of. Please supply the context in which you found the phrase.

Do you mean something like this?
eg He pulled off the road. He drove off the road on to the shoulder, and then stopped.

Clive

Does that mean it has two meanings, depending on the context?

Here is the sentence I've found;
The car pulled of and sped up the road.

AnonymousHere is the sentence I've found;The car pulled of and sped up the road.

I think it should read:

The car pulled out/away and sped up the road.

Thank you for your answer!

so do we have any cases where we can use the word 'pull off' with cars?

Anonymousso do we have any cases where we can use the word 'pull off' with cars?

The car pulled off the road and parked until its driver sobered up.

that is a good example! I got it now. Thank you so much!

"Pull over" is also used.

The police pulled him over. (It means to be forced to drive to the side of the road and stop.)

He had a flat tire, so he pulled over safely to change it.

Thank you for more examples )