When driving a car, you need to be very careful. The safety of all road users depends on the driver's ability to navigate in difficult situations. A common problem is skidding on slippery roads, such as in winter or during rain. How to cope with this and get out of the situation without harming yourself or other motorists or pedestrians?
Instructions
Step 1
Do not brake when cornering. This is a very common mistake made by inexperienced drivers. The most effective and safest is engine braking. To avoid slipping, you can pull off using second gear instead of first.
Step 2
Be especially careful at pedestrian crossings: when approaching them, you need to slow down and carefully look for pedestrians intending to cross the road.
Step 3
Do not change the speed when cornering - this will not put the following cars in an uncomfortable position and even get into a skid. If you do get skidded, there is no need to apply the brake.
Step 4
If you are driving on a slippery road, then be prepared for the rear of the car to skid: this is a very common problem on a winter or wet road. If you lost control, and such an unpleasant situation nevertheless arose, you should turn the steering wheel in the direction where you have drifted. Movements should be soft and clear, without jerks and fuss.
Step 5
Both front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive vehicles can enter a skid. When driving a car with rear-wheel drive when skidding, remove your foot from the accelerator pedal. If your car is front-wheel drive, then you should add a little throttle.
Step 6
After the car is out of the skid, you need to give the steering wheel a position for driving in a straight line. This is an important point: if you miss it, then your iron friend may be brought back, but in a different direction. Do not be nervous and turn the steering wheel abruptly in different directions - this can create an emergency.
Step 7
With the correct execution of the above maneuvers, the machine should return to the original trajectory and continue in a straight line. Be calm while driving, try to follow traffic rules and avoid maneuvers that could lead to a road accident.