You had a tyre failure and must mount the emergency wheel. What is prohibited when you continue to drive?

When you use an emergency wheel (also known as a spare or temporary tyre), there are specific restrictions to ensure safety. Driving faster than 80 km/h is prohibited because these wheels are not designed for high speeds and may have less grip or durability. Additionally, you must not drive longer than necessary with the emergency wheel; it is meant only as a temporary solution until you can get a proper repair or replacement. Taking passengers is not prohibited, so option 3 is allowed. Following these rules helps prevent accidents and damage to your vehicle.