Tire Safety: The Critical Factor - U.S. Army Installation Management Command

October is National Tire Safety Month. Rapid air loss -- a blowout at speed or a long, slow leak -- is survivable. There are established, effective principles and techniques to help you maintain control.

By arrangement with Michelin North America, the U.S. Army Installation Management Command is presenting a series of videos to help drivers on our installations - Soldiers, Civilians, Family Members and contractors - become safer drivers.

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[adrianhmartinez]

so your sopost to stop by force? or accelerate then get control then brake slowly? or what