What is the solution for BMW 5 Series deviation?
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If you encounter deviation on the highway, do not panic or slam on the brakes. Keep both hands firmly on the steering wheel, try to control the vehicle as much as possible, and gently tap or apply the brakes intermittently. Remember not to lock the brakes. If the rear wheels are deviating, it is best to use intermittent braking (tap braking), which shifts the car's center of gravity forward and prevents the tires from locking up. If the front wheels are deviating, the driver should try to move the car to the side of the road, control the speed, and stop by the roadside. Car deviation refers to the phenomenon where the car, while driving straight on a flat road, naturally veers to one side, causing the line connecting the centers of the front and rear axles to not align with the centerline of the driving trajectory. Minor deviation can lead to tire wear or tire scrapping, while severe cases can cause dangerous situations such as tire blowouts or loss of vehicle control.