There is oil on the road. What should you do now?

Your answer is fully correct. When there is oil on the road, the surface becomes very slippery and hazardous for driving.

Notifying the fire brigade is important because they are responsible for managing dangerous substances and can properly handle oil spills to prevent accidents. Avoiding heavy braking and abrupt steering movements reduces the risk of losing control of the vehicle on the slippery surface.

Swerving on the left-hand side or making sudden maneuvers can increase the danger, as the vehicle may skid or skid into oncoming traffic, so this should be avoided.

Always take extra care, reduce speed, and drive smoothly on oil-contaminated roads to maintain safety.