When braking, if the rear wheels lock, the vehicle may skid sideways and fishtail.

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"Skidding" or "drifting" is the phenomenon of lateral swing caused by excessive torque when the vehicle accelerates, brakes, or starts suddenly. Many factors cause sideways skidding: on snowy, rainy, or icy roads, lifting off the accelerator or accelerating suddenly; emergency braking; and the rear wheels locking before the front wheels during braking — all easily cause skidding and accidents.

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