What should a driver do if their front wheel goes off the pavement?

If a driver's front wheel goes off the pavement, the best course of action is to grip the steering wheel firmly and ease off the accelerator. This approach helps to maintain control of the vehicle while reducing speed gradually. By removing pressure from the accelerator, the vehicle is less likely to skid or overcorrect, allowing the driver to safely regain control.

When a vehicle's front wheel goes off the pavement, steering too sharply or braking suddenly can lead to loss of control, potentially resulting in swerving or rolling over. By remaining calm, holding the steering wheel firmly, and gently releasing the accelerator, the driver can guide the vehicle back onto the pavement more safely. This technique helps to stabilize the vehicle while giving the driver time to assess the road conditions and maneuver effectively.