If you experience an inability to steer, you should immediately apply full pressure to the brakes to stop as quickly as possible.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Pull over safely and check for issues
• D. Continue to steer and brake gently

Answer: (B)

Loss of steering means you’ve lost directional control, which is a dangerous situation. The priority is to maintain control and get the vehicle to a safe place to stop, not to brake as hard as you can. Slamming on the brakes can cause the wheels to lock or the vehicle to skid, especially if steering response is already compromised, making the situation worse. The safer approach is to ease off the accelerator, decelerate gradually, and steer toward a safe area. Once you have a stable position on the shoulder or a similar safe spot, pull over and inspect the vehicle for issues. If you can’t regain control, stop as safely as possible where you are and seek assistance. So, the statement is not correct.