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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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Your right wheels slip off the paved roadway onto a loose shoulder. What should you do first?
Blue car A faces east beside the right edge of a two-way paved road. Its two right-side wheels are on a brown dirt shoulder, while its left-side wheels remain on pavement. A stays parallel to the road.
Correct answer: Keep a steady path, slow down, then return
Why
Do not force the vehicle onto the pavement with a sharp steering motion. Slow while keeping control and use gentle braking as needed. Once speed is safe and traffic allows, steer back carefully and straighten to stay in your lane.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Wheels drop off the pavement · p. 82
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