If you get a flat tire while driving, it is important to **immobilize the vehicle quickly in a safe place**. This means you should gradually reduce speed and stop the vehicle off the road and shoulder, if possible. This helps to avoid accidents and not obstruct traffic.

- **You should not stop abruptly** in the same place where the tire was punctured, as this can be dangerous for both you and other drivers.
- Once the vehicle is immobilized in a safe place, you can proceed to change the flat tire with the spare. Remember that some spare tires, like the "space-saver tire," are only suitable for reaching the nearest workshop and have speed and distance limitations.

- In case the vehicle cannot continue driving, it is important that people exit the vehicle and position themselves in a safe place, using reflective vests and turning on the hazard lights to signal the situation.

By following these steps, you ensure your safety and that of others on the road.