The slick roads do not provide enough friction to the wheels to turn. Thus, the car slides.
The roads become slick when it rains and driving the car can be dangerous.
Look and steer in the direction you want your car to go.
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No not fully slick
Anti-lock brake system. It is meant to prevent the brakes from locking up on one wheel and causing the car to skid. More on wet or slick roads.
Numerous people have crashed for different reasons while chasing tornadoes. What storm chaser are you talking about? On a note, the most common reason is loss of traction on slick roads.
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cars driving on the roads, weathering,car accidents, crazy builders with hammers, tempreature change causing cracks
This is the anti-slip regulation system which improves the car's traction on slippery surfaces. It goes on if the ASR system is triggered by slick roads. It also stays lit if there is a problem with the system.
There are many reason behind car accidents. For instance, speeding is a major cause of accident. Also, driving drunk or being distracted while driving. Rain can also cause accidents as it makes the road slick.
Do not panic. Get your foot out of the throttle. Loosen your grip on the steering wheel, but let your hands slide easily on the wheel. This will let the car's steer tires straighten out, and save your wrists and fingers from injury or sprains if the front wheel whips back. When the car straightens out lightly touch the brakes. Do not hit the brakes in a slide, this will caise the wheels to lock up and send you into a spin and possiblY a rollover. But, most importantly DO NOT PANIC AND GET OUT OF THE THROTTLE.
The energy that causes moving objects to continue moving is called momentum.