In vehicles without ABS, what technique may help control front wheel traction loss?

In vehicles without Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), maintaining control during a loss of front wheel traction can be challenging. A quick jab of the brakes is an effective technique because it allows the driver to momentarily regain traction. This method works by providing brief braking force that can help transfer weight to the front tires, potentially restoring their grip on the road.

While this approach can be effective for controlling traction loss, it requires skill and awareness of the vehicle's dynamics. It's essential to recognize the right moment to apply this technique, as excessive or improper braking can lead to further loss of control.

The other techniques suggested do not directly address the immediate need to control traction loss in the same impactful way. Steering into the skid can help with rear-wheel loss of traction but may not be as beneficial for addressing front wheel issues. Reducing speed gradually can aid in regaining control but may not be effective in all situations and takes longer. Coasting to a stop lacks the necessary active response to regain traction quickly.