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Your right wheels drift onto a gravel shoulder. What should you do first?
A's right wheels are on a gravel shoulder beside the pavement edge. No recovery route, turn instruction or teaching halo appears.
Correct answer: Hold a straight, steady path and ease off the accelerator.
Why
Stay on the shoulder in a straight line, ease off the accelerator and brake very gently as needed. After slowing, ease back onto the pavement when traffic permits. Avoid oversteering across the centre line.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Poor driving conditions · p. 100, 104
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