What is the goal of the Front Drive Rescue technique?

The goal of the Front Drive Rescue technique is to effectively facilitate a rescue while ensuring the safety of both the rescuer and the victim. This method involves using a rescue tube, where the rescuer positions the tube strategically so that when they bring the arms over the top, it creates a secure hold around the victim. This allows the rescuer to control the situation and assist the victim in a way that keeps them above water, ultimately aiding in a safe and efficient extraction from the water. By doing this, the rescuer minimizes the risk of the victim submerging or panicking, which can complicate the rescue process. This technique is particularly useful in situations where the victim may be struggling or disoriented.

The other options suggest techniques that either do not contribute positively to the rescue process or could potentially harm the victim. For instance, trying to pull the victim underwater or pushing the tube into the victim's chest would not effectively help in a rescue and may worsen the situation.