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Dealing with Emergencies

As a driver, you need to always be ready to deal with emergencies. This topic covers the following road emergency situations.

  • If your brakes fail
  • If your gas pedal sticks
  • If your headlights go out
  • If you have trouble on a freeway
  • If your wheels go off the pavement
  • If a tire blows out
  • In a collision where someone is injured
  • In a collision where no one is injured

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Ontario MTO

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https://www.ontario.ca/document/official-mto-drivers-handbook/dealing-emergencies