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What three actions consume traction? Why is it wise to never exceed traction capability?
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What three actions consume traction? Why is it wise to never exceed traction capability?
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You use traction to accelerate, brake, and steer. It is important to not overdue the capabilities of traction because it will result in a loss of control over the car until adjusted.
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Acceleration breaking and steering
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