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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
What is the best way to prevent a skid?
Correct answer: Slow down early and use smooth steering, braking and acceleration
Why
Anticipate slippery surfaces and reduce speed before them. Use smooth steering and pedal inputs and avoid sudden braking, acceleration or cornering that can make tires lose grip.
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