When braking on a wet, slippery road, if the vehicle is found to deviate from its direction, which action is correct?

ANSWER · C

In this situation, hitting the brake pedal immediately easily causes a rollover. Continuously locking the rear wheels without releasing the pedal causes the car to fishtail; continuously locking the front wheels without releasing the pedal causes loss of control. The correct approach is to grip the steering wheel firmly first and not brake hard.

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