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Hold the steering wheel and slow progressively, avoiding abrupt braking.
For a sudden pressure loss, hold the steering wheel firmly, maintain direction and ease off the accelerator. Avoid abrupt braking or steering; slow progressively and stop safely when possible. A rear tyre failure does not justify immediately braking hard.
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Steer sharply towards the clear side.
Hold the steering wheel and slow progressively, avoiding abrupt braking.
Continue to a service area without reducing speed.
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