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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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Your gas pedal sticks, and tapping it with your foot does not free it. What should you do next?
Correct answer: Shift to neutral, brake, and steer to a safe stop before you turn off the ignition.
Why
If your gas pedal sticks, concentrate on steering and keep your eyes on the road. First try to lift the pedal with your foot; if it stays stuck, push in the clutch or shift to neutral, use the brakes, and stop at the nearest safe place. Turn off the ignition only after you stop, because turning the key to lock while moving can lock the steering. Have the problem repaired before you drive again.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Gas pedal sticks · p. 81
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