What does it mean when the VSC light in a car comes on?
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When the VSC light in a car comes on, it is because the VSC system uses a warning light to alert the driver when there is improper operation or abnormal road conditions. Below is relevant information about the car's VSC: VSC function: VSC is an active safety system developed by Toyota that significantly improves vehicle handling safety and driving convenience. In emergency situations such as sharp turns, sudden acceleration, or hard braking, the system can quickly detect and take appropriate braking measures, such as individually controlling each tire while reducing engine output to maintain vehicle stability. VSC role: As an auxiliary control system for the vehicle, VSC can manage skidding caused by abrupt steering or slippery road conditions. When sensors detect vehicle skidding, the system automatically controls the braking of each wheel and engine power.