As soon as winter arrives, some areas enter the cold winter, with ice and snow hitting and roads freezing. In this relatively harsh environment, safe driving has become a top priority. Today, let's talk about what to do if the winter driving unfortunately encounters a vehicle slippage? Learn these tricks to effectively avoid the vehicle getting out of control.
1. The front wheel is slipping
When cars with different drive modes encounter front wheel slippage, the handling method will be different.
First, let's talk about how rear-wheel-drive cars are handled. First, the owner needs to release the accelerator pedal and not step on the brakes or clutch pedals. Second, the owner can turn the steering wheel appropriately to make the front wheel straight. When turning the steering wheel, the owner needs to keep in mind that it is not too much to turn. Third, when the adhesion of the front wheels of the vehicle returns to its usual level, it is possible to gently step on the accelerator of the vehicle and turn back to the correct direction.
If the vehicle is front-wheel drive, then this should be done: First, the owner slightly loosens the accelerator pedal to allow the vehicle to continue driving. However, it should not be released in its entirety, as a sudden deceleration may cause the rear wheels to slip and increase the driving hazard. Second, the owner slowly turns the steering wheel to steer the vehicle in the direction it intends to travel. Third, after the vehicle corrects the direction, the steering wheel should be returned to the right in time. Once the steering wheel is fully back to normal, you can slowly accelerate.
2. The rear wheel is slipping
When the vehicle is driving into a corner at too fast speed or braking too hard when cornering, the vehicle is prone to rear wheel slippage. At this time, the owner of the car remains calm and handles it properly. First, the main car should release the accelerator or brake pedal; second, the owner should turn the steering wheel in the direction of the tail coasting, but control the amplitude of the direction. Once excessive, it will cause the vehicle to slip in the opposite direction, and the danger factor will rise in a straight line.
3. Four rounds of simultaneous sliding
The situation of four wheels sliding at the same time is very critical, if the owner of the car does not handle it properly, then it is possible to "destroy the car and kill people". Once this happens, all the owner has to do is slowly relax the vehicle's brake pedals and do not step on the clutch pedals until the vehicle's four wheels resume rolling.
The above three points are the correct measures that the owner should make when the vehicle is unfortunate to slip. Although it is indispensable to deal with it in the event, it is also indispensable to prevent it in advance. So, how can car owners prevent the vehicle from slipping?
First of all, the owner should control the speed of the car. Once you encounter a road full of snow and thin ice, then you should drive cautiously, control the speed within a reasonable range, and travel smoothly. Under special circumstances, you can even refuse to drive out of the house and instead take public transportation. Secondly, the owner can equip the car with anti-skid device to reduce the chance of the vehicle skidding. Third, the owner needs to use the brakes correctly, and in case of emergency, try to use the "point brake" method to slow down the speed of the car and avoid emergency braking.
That's it for today. After reading it, do you have a deeper understanding of how to deal with vehicle skidding? Finally, thank you all for reading.