If the right side of your car runs off the pavement onto the side of the road, you should:
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Shift to neutral and merge back into the lane when it is safe.
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Keep your foot on the gas pedal and merge back into your lane immediately.
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Put your foot on the brakes to stop your car.
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Slow down to maintain control and merge back into your lane when it is safe.
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Explanation
If you run off the pavement with your right wheels, stay calm and gradually reduce speed by taking your foot off the accelerator. The biggest risk is losing control, so keep a firm grip on the steering wheel and gently steer left to guide your vehicle back onto the roadway.
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