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Danger of skidding.
The risk of skidding and losing control. Slow in advance and avoid abrupt braking, acceleration or steering. Wheels can also throw gravel and cause damage; keep your distance and do not confuse that hazard with automatic engine or brake failure. This question concerns loss of grip.
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Danger of the brakes not functioning correctly.
Danger of skidding.
Possibility of the vehicle's engine breaking.
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