Detail the emergency procedures for handling vehicle malfunctions, such as tire blowouts or brake failure, at high speeds.

Handling vehicle malfunctions at high speeds requires immediate, calm, and decisive action. The specific procedures vary slightly depending on the malfunction, but the overall principle is to maintain control and bring the vehicle to a safe stop as quickly as possible without causing an accident. For a tire blowout, the initial reaction is crucial. Avoid slamming on the brakes, as this can cause a loss of control, especially at higher speeds. Instead, firmly grip the steering wheel, resisting the immediate pull of the vehicle towards the direction of the blown tire. Gradually ease off the accelerator and allow the vehicle to decelerate naturally. Avoid sudden steering maneuvers. Once the speed is reduced significantly, gently steer the vehicle towards the shoulder of the road, activating the hazard lights. Only then should you carefully apply the brakes, coming to a complete stop away from traffic. Example: If the right rear tire blows out....