Practice question

What should you do if a tire goes flat while driving?

  1. Apply brakes and pull off the road
  2. Accelerate and drive faster
  3. Apply brakes and continue driving
  4. Ignore the problem and keep driving

Answer: A — Apply brakes and pull off the road

If a tire goes flat while driving, the best course of action is to apply brakes and pull off the road as soon as possible. This will help to ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road, as well as preventing any further damage to the vehicle. Accelerating and driving faster, applying brakes and continuing to drive, or ignoring the problem and keep driving are all incorrect responses. Accelerating and driving faster could lead to loss of control or further damage to the tire. Applying brakes and continuing to drive could also lead to loss of control or damage to the vehicle. And ignoring the problem and keep driving could potentially cause accidents or further damage to the vehicle. It is always important to prioritize safety and address any issues with the vehicle as soon as possible.

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