How to Prevent Wheel Slippage?
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Preventing wheel slippage involves the following methods: 1. Maintain a safe distance; 2. Keep a safe speed; 3. Exercise caution when overtaking or changing lanes; 4. Avoid slamming on the brakes. Maintain a safe distance: Always keep a safe distance to ensure sufficient time and space to react when encountering situations ahead, thereby ensuring driving safety. Keep a safe speed: Avoid sudden acceleration or deceleration; ensure smooth and steady movements when pressing or releasing the accelerator pedal. If side slippage occurs during acceleration, immediately reduce the throttle. Exercise caution when overtaking or changing lanes: Frequent overtaking or lane changes in rainy conditions is highly dangerous. If overtaking is necessary, carefully observe the surroundings, smoothly turn the steering wheel, and overtake safely. Avoid slamming on the brakes: Use the brakes appropriately. In emergencies, stay calm and react without panic braking. The goal is to neither lock the wheels nor fail to reduce speed quickly, while also ensuring the drive wheels do not lock up and cause side slippage.