Sentences with phrase «emergency lane change»

The Fiesta actually outhandled the Fit on autocross and emergency lane change courses set up by Ford, but the Fit was more fun to drive, either because I'm familiar with the Fit's seating position and ergonomics, or because a car that's fun to slide around an empty Candlestick Park stadium lot operates in a different world from what you encounter on busy streets.

The handling responses aren't lightning - quick during emergency lane changes, but the Camry stays well composed when the traffic calls for sudden maneuvers.

TVbB also helps to stabilise the car and minimise steering input during manoeuvres such as emergency lane changes.

You can only learn so much while you are in the classroom, so the next step will be learning skid control basics, emergency lane changing exercises, and maneuvering techniques at different speeds.

StabiliTrak helps you maintain vehicle control in sudden maneuvers, such as emergency lane changes.

It simulates an emergency lane change and measures tire movement.

A certain W. Rohrl reckons rear - wheel steering is only much use in an emergency lane change and in our experience no 911 has ever been more enjoyable with PDCC fitted, which means neither option is a must - have.

A low - speed (15 - 30 mph) handling course was set up with an emergency lane change, slalom, and sweeping corners.

We tested the 2WD version back - to - back with the 4WD Evoque on a series of tasks ranging from climbing a steep hill on mixed grip levels to an emergency lane change on ice.

The A-B testing included a emergency lane change slalom, an oval, a water - soaked high speed turn, and a narrow lane set off by cones on one side and the famous racetrack's unforgiving concrete wall protecting pit road.

In terms of active safety, I was impressed by the Fiesta's handling on an emergency lane change course and on an autocross circuit.

Using the vehicle the driver is familiar with, we simulate an emergency lane change to develop skills for reacting to and handling a sudden change of direction.