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

When you have a tyre failure and use an emergency wheel, German traffic regulations impose specific limitations to ensure safety.

Driving faster than 80 km/h with an emergency wheel is prohibited because these wheels are not designed for high speeds. They typically have a lower performance threshold, which increases the risk of losing control of the vehicle.

Additionally, driving longer than necessary with an emergency wheel is prohibited because it is meant as a temporary solution. Prolonged use can lead to further complications or failures, potentially endangering both the driver and other road users.

Both of these restrictions emphasize the importance of safety and prompt vehicle repairs following a tyre failure. Taking passengers is not typically restricted in this scenario, which is why it is not included in the correct answer combination.