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Skids And TractionStandalone practice
During a cornering skid, what should a driver avoid?
Correct answer: Hard braking and abrupt steering
Why
In a cornering skid, take your foot off the gas and do not use the brakes. Look and steer toward the intended path with small corrections. Reduce speed before entering curves to lower the risk.
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