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The engine stalls while your car is moving. What should you expect and do?
Correct answer: Steering and braking get harder; keep control and pull off.
Why
Hold the steering wheel firmly and pull off the road when safe. If power assistance is lost, the wheel can be harder to turn and the brake pedal can require much more pressure. Do not abandon control or remove a key that could lock the steering.
Verified against Iowa Driver's License Manual and current primary rules · Engine stalls in motion · p. 62
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