Is it correct to firmly hold the steering wheel and accelerate when driving on muddy roads?

[OJames]

"Firmly holding the steering wheel and accelerating when driving on muddy roads is incorrect operation. Muddy roads are very slippery, and accelerating can cause skidding, so you should slow down to pass. Before entering a muddy road, shift into the required gear early to maintain sufficient power, and try to avoid shifting gears midway. Here are some precautions for driving on muddy roads: use intermittent braking; when encountering a muddy slope, accelerate to climb the slope; and master the steering wheel well. Use intermittent braking: When braking is necessary, use the method of intermittent braking. If braking causes skidding, quickly release the brake pedal and hold the steering wheel firmly to avoid accidents. Pressing or releasing the accelerator pedal should be done slowly, not too quickly, to prevent sudden acceleration or deceleration from causing skidding. When encountering a muddy slope, accelerate to climb the slope: If you encounter a muddy slope, generally accelerate to climb the slope and pass it in one go, avoiding shifting gears or stopping as much as possible. If shifting gears is necessary, find the right moment and use the "gear grabbing" method to shift. Master the steering wheel well: During the journey, master the steering wheel well and try to maintain straight driving. When needing to pull over, first slow down or shift into a low gear in the middle of the road, then gradually move toward the roadside. When turning, slow down early and adjust the required steering angle gently. Do not turn the steering wheel sharply to avoid severe skidding and accidents."