If you experience do not use brakes, concentrate on steering, slow down gradually, brake softly when the car is under control, and pull completely off the pavement.

Tire blowout

Explanation:

Tire Blowout

A tire experiences a blowout when it rapidly and explosively loses the inflation pressure. It can happen when some sharp object cuts or tears the surface and the air is suddenly released, making things worse.

The driver frequently loses control of the traveling direction and can be involved in serious accidents. It is recommended not to use brakes during or after the blowout because it could bring little help or make things worse.

Focusing on steering and let the vehicle softly brake.

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