Question 544 · Car theory test
What should a driver do if they get a tyre blowout on the road?
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Correct answer
Apply the footbrake gently and bring the vehicle to a halt.
Official explanation
If a tyre on the vehicle you are driving blows out, slow down gradually and find a safe and suitable place to stop. Switch on your hazard warning lights and change the wheel or call for assistance.
- Topic
- Emergencies
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