Test 1: When a motor vehicle accidentally collides with the guardrail on the expressway, it should quickly turn to the opposite direction to correct it. Answer: Wrong.

Test 1: When a motor vehicle accidentally collides with a guardrail on the expressway, it needs to quickly turn in the opposite direction to correct it.

When a motor vehicle accidentally hits the guardrail on the expressway, be sure to hold the steering wheel tightly, correct it properly and slow down slowly. Don't brake suddenly, don't swerve.

So this question is wrong.

Test 2: When the motor vehicle skids to the right in rainy and snowy weather, it should turn to the left to make it stable.

The so-called sideslip is the phenomenon that the vehicle suddenly accelerates, brakes or starts with excessive torque, which is also commonly known as "tail flick". There are many factors that cause vehicle sideslip. Suddenly raise the throttle or accelerate when driving in snow, rain or ice; Take emergency braking, when braking, the rear wheel is locked before the front wheel; Vehicles are prone to sideslip, causing accidents.

So this question is wrong.

Question 3: The motor vehicle skidded in rainy and snowy days, and it needs to take emergency deceleration measures to stop.

If the emergency deceleration measures stop, it is easy to roll over.

This book calls for sideslip. In actual operation, the wheel is turned slightly to the side slip direction. No matter which direction you hit, don't slam the direction or brake hard.

So this question is wrong.

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