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This type of skid occurs when too much steering input is applied by the motorist for a given speed resulting in the front wheels skidding forward, regardless of additional steering inputs by the motorist

a.) Oversteer
b.) Acceleration-induced traction loss
c.) Rolling traction
d.) Understeer

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Skids occur when a vehicle loses traction to one or more tires. An Understeer is a skid that occurs because of loss of traction to the front wheels, this occurs when too much steering is applied. (d) Understeer is the correct answer. An oversteer is a skid that results from rear wheel traction loss and the rear of the vehicle is fishtailing or moving either right or left of the intended path of travel; acceleration-induced traction loss occurs in the drive wheels. (front or rear); and rolling traction it the thing that provides the best traction to vehicles in motion.
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