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Your car starts to skid on a wet road. You have already taken your foot off the accelerator. How should you steer?

A begins sliding on a wet curve after the accelerator is released; a dark movement arrow describes the skid, not a chosen steering direction.

A begins sliding on a wet curve after the accelerator is released; a dark movement arrow describes the skid, not a chosen steering direction.

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