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Quebec Class 5 Practice Test
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Your trailer begins to sway while you are travelling on a straight road. What is the appropriate initial response?
Correct answer: Slow gradually and steer straight without sudden braking.
Why
Slow gradually and steer along a straight path if possible. Avoid sudden braking or sharp steering. If steering is severely affected, pull over and stop safely. This specific sway technique comes from ICBC’s towing guide as general vehicle-control guidance; SAAQ also advises avoiding abrupt manoeuvres when towing. It is not a Québec licensing or test rule.
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