Not advised, it runs the fan and the ancillary devices, power steering, etc.
Yes, as long as there is no damage to it
No!
no
Your "Owner's Manual" recommend to ISNPECT the Engine Accessory Drive Belt at every 150,000 miles (see page 6-9). To be safe, do it at every oil change. Replace if necessary.....
It is not safe to drive a Ford Expedition with a broken lower trailing bar because it can snap the drive-shaft mount.
its not safe
no
NO, not safe to do so
No it is not. It is possible to drive very slowly to a repairer but no great distance.
No, if a tie rod is broken you would have no steering control.
Most serpentine belts can be changed on the side of the road. It is usually an extremely simple procedure.
Drive belts are used to turn the alternator , power steering pump , water pump and air-conditioning compressor , Due to their function and material make-up , the belt are prone to failure after a period of time and should be inspected for ( cracks , separation of the belt plies , fraying and glazing ) It is reccomended to inspect the belt periodically to prevent major engine damage .As for your question can this cause a serious accident ? that's hard to say ?? Be on the SAFE SIDE get the belt change, safe driving to you