When a tire gets punctured while driving, it is important to **quickly immobilize the vehicle in a safe place**, preferably off the road or on the shoulder. This is crucial to avoid accidents and not obstruct traffic.

- **Slowly reduce speed** until the vehicle stops is essential to maintain control and avoid sudden maneuvers that could cause an accident.

- Once stopped, it is important to **park the vehicle in a place where it does not obstruct other drivers**. If possible, off the road or on the right shoulder. If the vehicle cannot continue driving, the hazard lights should be turned on and, if possible, the warning triangle should be placed to alert other drivers.

- **Exit the vehicle and position yourself in a safe place** is fundamental for the safety of the occupants. If there is no safe place, they should remain inside the vehicle with the seatbelt fastened.

- Finally, changing the punctured tire for the spare is necessary to continue the journey to a workshop, if necessary. Some vehicles have a spare tire known as a "space-saver tire," which allows for a limited distance at a reduced speed.

Following these steps ensures the safety of both the driver and other road users.