When your wheels run off the pavement, you should:
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Hit the brakes firmly and attempt to cut back sharply onto the pavemen.
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Accelerate to get back on the road quickly.
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Grip the steering wheel firmly, begin to slow down, then move slowly back onto the road surface.
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Hit the breaks hard.
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Explanation
When your wheels go off the pavement, grip the steering wheel firmly, slow down by easing off the accelerator, and then carefully maneuver back onto the road surface. This helps you maintain control and avoid sudden movements that could lead to accidents.
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