You are driving with a trailer on a road with potholes. Your combination vehicle begins to swing up. What must you do now?

When towing a trailer and your vehicle starts to swing or sway, the correct action is to reduce your speed gradually. Slowing down helps stabilize the vehicle and trailer combination, reducing the swinging motion. Accelerating or quick counter-steering can make the situation worse by increasing instability or causing loss of control. Therefore, gently easing off the accelerator and slowing down allows the trailer to straighten out safely. This rule helps prevent skidding and ensures safer handling of a vehicle with a trailer on uneven or challenging road conditions.