What is the proper way to drive over an object in the road?

When driving over an object in the road, the safest and most controlled approach is often to keep a steady speed or to accelerate slightly if it's necessary to maintain control; this aligns with the idea of choice B. Accelerating over the object can help maintain stability and prevent the vehicle from becoming unbalanced, which can happen if the vehicle slows down drastically or stops suddenly. Maintaining a steady course and speed is crucial to avoid losing control.

In situations where an object could potentially be hazardous, it is important to assess whether it can be safely cleared. Steer around it if possible, which is a critical safety measure, as swerving can prevent damage to your vehicle and avoid potential accidents. However, if steering around the object isn't an option and you must drive over it, accelerating rather than braking can reduce the chance of the object causing serious damage to your vehicle’s undercarriage or tires.

Choosing the proper course of action depends on factors including the size and type of the object, traffic conditions, and your speed. It’s important to prioritize safety for both yourself and others on the road in all driving scenarios.