When a tire gets punctured while driving, it is important to **quickly immobilize the vehicle off the road or in a safe place**. This is due to several reasons:

- **Safety**: Stopping the vehicle safely prevents additional accidents. You should slow down gradually and not brake abruptly. Once the vehicle is stopped, it is crucial that it is off the road and the shoulder if possible, to avoid obstructing traffic and prevent dangerous situations.

- **Proper procedure**: If the vehicle cannot continue driving, it is necessary to park it on the right shoulder or in a place where it obstructs other drivers as little as possible. This minimizes the risk of collisions with other vehicles.

- **Additional safety measures**: Once stopped, it is important to turn on the hazard lights and, if possible, place a warning light on the roof of the car. This alerts other drivers to the presence of a stopped vehicle.

- **Tire change**: After immobilizing the vehicle, the punctured tire should be replaced with the spare. Some vehicles have a temporary spare tire that only allows reaching the nearest workshop, so it is essential to make this change in a safe place.

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