What to Do When the Car Skids?
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Solutions for car skidding are as follows: 1. Front-wheel skid: When the front wheels skid, the steering wheel cannot be turned, and the vehicle rushes straight forward until it hits an obstacle and stops. For rear-wheel-drive cars, release the accelerator pedal, do not step on the brake or clutch pedal, then turn the steering wheel to straighten the front wheels so that they align with the direction of the car body. However, avoid over-turning to prevent the rear wheels from skidding. Gradually ease off the accelerator pedal, but do not release it completely. Never step on the brake or clutch, as sudden deceleration may cause the rear wheels to skid as well. Slowly turn the steering wheel toward the intended direction of travel, but avoid turning too sharply or excessively. Once the car's direction is corrected, straighten the steering wheel. 2. Rear-wheel skid: When the rear wheels skid, the rear of the car will slide to one side, or the car body may even spin violently. Whether it's a front-wheel-drive or rear-wheel-drive car, the operation method is the same—steer in the direction of the skid. Remember, never step on the brake.