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Maine Conditions and emergencies Test 2

Maine Conditions and emergencies Test 2

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  1. 1. You enter a metal bridge grating and feel a slight wandering sensation. What should you do?
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  1. You enter a metal bridge grating and feel a slight wandering sensation. What should you do?

    Correct answer: Keep a firm grip and guide the vehicle steadily without abrupt steering or braking.

    Unusual surfaces can affect how the tires feel. Smooth steering and controlled speed are safer than sudden corrections.

    Source: Maine Driver License Manual, Rev 4/24, printed 11-3, physical PDF page 114: Gravel roads and bridge gratings ↗

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