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Traction control
/tɹˈakʃən kəntɹˈəʊl/
/tɹˈækʃən kəntɹˈoʊl/Traction control
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kontrol ng traksyon, sistema ng kontrol sa traksyon
a system in vehicles that helps prevent wheels from slipping on slippery surfaces
What is "traction control"?
Traction control is a system in a vehicle that helps prevent the wheels from slipping when accelerating, especially on wet, icy, or uneven roads. It detects when a wheel is losing grip and adjusts power or applies brakes to keep the vehicle stable. This improves safety by reducing the chance of skidding and helps maintain control when driving in difficult conditions. It works together with other safety systems, like anti-lock brakes, to ensure smoother and more stable driving, especially when starting from a stop or making sharp turns on slippery surfaces.
Example
My new car has traction control, so I feel safer driving in rainy weather.
The traction control kicked in when I accelerated too quickly on the icy road.
Drivers often appreciate traction control because it improves stability during turns.
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