What to Do When the Vehicle Deviates During Braking on Wet Roads?

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DavidAnn
07/29/25 6:46pm
When the vehicle deviates during braking on wet roads, the correct approach is to first firmly grip the steering wheel and avoid slamming on the brakes. In this situation, immediately pressing the brake pedal can easily cause a rollover. If the rear wheels are locked and the pedal is not released, the car may experience a fishtailing phenomenon; if the front wheels are locked and the pedal is not released, the car's direction may become uncontrollable. Below are precautions for safe driving on slippery roads: While driving: On slippery roads, it is advisable to follow the tracks of the vehicle ahead to avoid sliding off the road. Maintain a steady speed in third gear and avoid sudden braking to prevent the vehicle from skidding into a ditch. In case of rear-wheel skidding: If the vehicle's rear wheels skid during braking, immediately release the brake and use a one-press-one-release method (i.e., pumping the brakes), while gently steering in the same direction as the skid to help the vehicle regain stability. For front-wheel skidding, gently steer in the opposite direction of the skid. Starting the vehicle: Apply the throttle smoothly and avoid high RPM starts with a heavy foot on the accelerator. Due to the low tire adhesion on slippery roads, high RPM starts can easily cause tire spin and make it difficult to start the vehicle.
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