How should a driver correct a drive-wheel braking skid?

To correct a drive-wheel braking skid, the driver should turn quickly in the desired direction. This action helps to regain traction and control of the vehicle. When the drive wheels lock up during braking, they lose grip on the road. By steering into the direction of the skid, the driver can align the front wheels with the direction of travel, allowing the rear wheels to regain traction and helping to stabilize the vehicle.

Turning in the desired direction is an essential maneuver because it enables the driver to bring the vehicle back under control as the wheels begin to regain traction. It is important for drivers to remain calm and act quickly in these situations to prevent further loss of control.