Acceleration skids occur when what behavior happens?

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Multiple Choice

Acceleration skids occur when what behavior happens?

Explanation:
Acceleration skids happen when the drive wheels lose traction because too much power is sent to them. You’ll sense the wheels spinning and the vehicle not gaining speed as expected. The correct action is to lift off the accelerator to reduce torque and let the tires regain grip; braking during an acceleration skid can worsen the loss of traction and push you out of control. Once you feel traction return, reapply power gently and steer to stay on your intended path.

Acceleration skids happen when the drive wheels lose traction because too much power is sent to them. You’ll sense the wheels spinning and the vehicle not gaining speed as expected. The correct action is to lift off the accelerator to reduce torque and let the tires regain grip; braking during an acceleration skid can worsen the loss of traction and push you out of control. Once you feel traction return, reapply power gently and steer to stay on your intended path.

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