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Avoid abrupt turns and braking
Adapt speed, gaps and manoeuvres to the vehicle and surface, avoiding abrupt steering and braking. LCM names the relevant licence, not the vehicle. Smooth driving helps maintain control but does not replace necessary braking for a hazard or guarantee avoiding every loss of control.
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Avoid abrupt turns and braking
Turn as quickly as possible
Always brake sharply
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Para reducir el riesgo de perder el control de un vehículo para personas con movilidad reducida, ¿qué conviene hacer?
- Evitar giros y frenadas bruscas(Correct answer)
- Frenar siempre de golpe
- Girar lo más rápido posible
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