Car permit · Emergencies
If one of your tires suddenly blows out while you are driving, what is the right response?
Correct answer: Slow down gradually and then stop.
Answer options
- ASlow down gradually and then stop Correct
- BSpeed up and keep driving
- CBrake hard and stop immediately
Why
A blowout can make the vehicle pull hard toward the damaged tire. Grip the wheel firmly, keep the car pointed straight, avoid hard braking, and let it lose speed gradually before pulling off the road to stop.
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Topic: Emergencies License: Car permit
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