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Brake firmly and steer to the left
Steer carefully to the right
Steer carefully to the left
Brake firmly and don't turn the steering wheel
Explanation: To correct a skid, you need to steer into it. However, be careful not to overcorrect with too much steering, as this may cause a skid in the opposite direction. Skids don't just happen; they're caused - usually by the driver. Factors increasing the likelihood of a skid include the condition of the vehicle (especially its tyres) and the road and weather conditions.
Category: Safety margins
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving: Section 12, Highway Code: Rule 231
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