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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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The engine stops while your car is moving. What should you expect and do?
Correct answer: Grip the wheel and expect steering and braking to be harder.
Why
Keep a firm grip on the steering wheel and move off the road when safe. Steering may become harder and braking may require much stronger pedal pressure. Maintain control and bring the car to a safe stop; do not turn the ignition to LOCK while moving.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Engine loses power while moving · p. 137
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