If you drive often or travel alone, you need to be ready to deal with emergencies. Here are some suggestions for coping with some common road emergencies.
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- Safe and Responsible Driving
- Getting ready to drive
- Driving along
- Sharing the road with other road users
- Driving through intersections
- Stopping
- Changing directions
- Changing positions
- Parking along roadways
- Freeway driving
- Dealing with particular situations
- Driving at night and in bad weather
- Dealing with emergencies
- If your brakes fail
- If your gas pedal sticks
- If your headlights go out
- If you have trouble on a freeway
- If your wheels go off the pavement
- If a tire blows out
- In a collision where someone is injured
- In a collision where no one is injured
- Summary
- Driving efficiently
Dealing with emergencies
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