While driving along an ungritted rural road covered in wet decaying leaves, the rear wheels of your vehicle lose traction and the back end slides towards the left. How should you adjust your steering and pedals to regain control?
- ABrake firmly and steer sharply towards the right away from the slide
- BDepress the clutch fully and allow the vehicle to coast until it straightens
- Steer smoothly towards the left while easing gently off the acceleratorCevap
- DApply the parking brake immediately while holding the steering wheel dead centre
Cevap
Steer smoothly into the direction of the skid (towards the left) and ease off the accelerator gently without braking.
When the back of the vehicle steps out to the left (oversteer), the driver must steer smoothly towards the left (into the skid) while easing off the accelerator. This points the front wheels along the actual direction of momentum, counteracting the yaw rotation and allowing the rear tyres to regain lateral traction without overcorrecting.
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Correcting oversteer requires steering into the skid and removing throttle input without abrupt braking.
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