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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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The accelerator remains depressed after the driver lifts a foot. What should the driver do?
Correct answer: Shift to neutral, brake, and steer off the road safely.
Why
Shift to neutral and apply the brakes while keeping your eyes on the road. Warn others with the horn and emergency flashers, and steer toward a safe place off the road. Turn off the ignition only after the vehicle has fully stopped and you no longer need to change direction.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Stuck accelerator · p. 75
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