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A tire suddenly blows out at highway speed. What should the driver do?
A blue car faces right on a two-way road. An enlarged detail shows a suddenly deflated rear tire. There is no response path in the question, and the road markings remain behind the car.
Correct answer: Grip the wheel, keep straight, and ease off the gas.
Why
Steady steering and gradual deceleration preserve control until the vehicle is slow enough to leave the roadway safely.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Tire failure · p. 122
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