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10. Off-Road Recovery: Do not make any quick movements. Ease off the gas, do not brake. Then, once you have control over the car again, check your mirrors, turn your signal on and go back into your lane. .
11. Steering System Failure: Turn on hazards.
and shift into neutral. Hold the parking brake and pump the parking brake to slow down quickly. You should be prepared for a collision because you cannot control where the vehicle is going. .
12. Stuck Accelerator: First, shift to neutral and use the brakes to slow down to the side of the road. Turn off the ignition as soon as you can. Then, turn on your hazards to warn other.
drivers on the road. .
13. Wildlife Dangers: To avoid hitting animals on the road, always slow down when you see an animal crossing sign. If you see an animal on the road, slow down by braking firmly. Never swerve because that could cause a more serious collision. .
14. Crosswalks: The pedestrians have the right of way at crosswalks. You must stop when the overhead flashers are on. It is illegal to pass traffic that slowed down for pedestrians. .
15. School Zones: School zones are generally very busy before and after school hours. Always be prepared to stop and watch out for children. It is illegal to pass a vehicle near a school, playground or rink when there are children.
16. Blind Spots: Major blind spots are located to the left and right of your vehicle. A shoulder check is essential to properly see what is in your car's side blind spots. A good driver will also stay clear of another's blind spots.
17. Default Speed Limits: If there is no sign indicating a speed limit, you must obey the legislated speed limit. The speed limit – posted or legislated – is intended for ideal road and weather conditions. In bad weather or on slippery streets, you should slow down.
18. Driver Distractions: A common driver distraction is playing with the car stereo. Other people in the vehicle can also take your focus away from the road ahead.
