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Turn the steering wheel towards the same side.
In a rear-axle skid, you must turn the steering wheel towards the same side the wheels are skidding, taking care not to cause a second skid in the opposite direction.
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Turn the steering wheel towards the same side.
Turn the steering wheel towards the opposite side.
Grip the steering wheel firmly and do not turn it.
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