Traction control is especially important in slippery conditions, such as on wet or icy roads. It can also help when accelerating from a stop or cornering.
Most new vehicles come with traction control as standard equipment. However, some older vehicles may not have it. If you are not sure whether your vehicle has traction control, you can check the owner's manual.
Here are some tips for using traction control:
* Turn off traction control if you are stuck in snow or mud. Traction control can make it more difficult to get unstuck.
* Turn off traction control if you are driving on a race track. Traction control can limit the vehicle's performance.
* Be aware that traction control may not be able to prevent all accidents. Always drive carefully and be aware of the road conditions.
Traction control is a valuable safety feature that can help you avoid accidents. However, it is important to use it correctly to ensure that you stay safe on the road.
