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Reduce speed in a controlled manner and stop in a safe place.
Hold the steering wheel, gently release the accelerator and avoid abrupt steering or braking. Reduce speed while maintaining control and stop in a safe place. Do not continue to a workshop on that deflated tyre. Request help if you cannot deal with it safely; this question does not describe run-flat tyres.
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Brake abruptly and stop in the middle of the lane.
Continue to a workshop even though the tyre remains deflated.
Reduce speed in a controlled manner and stop in a safe place.
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