True or false: The use of cruise control can help control a vehicle in snow.

The use of cruise control in snowy conditions is not advisable because it can lead to loss of vehicle control. When roads are slippery due to snow or ice, maintaining a steady speed can be challenging, and cruise control may not respond appropriately to changes in traction. In slippery conditions, it is essential to constantly adjust your speed based on the road conditions, which is not possible when cruise control is engaged.

Drivers need to remain fully engaged and manually control the acceleration and braking to respond quickly to any potential loss of traction. This adaptability is crucial for maintaining control, particularly on snow-covered or icy roads. Therefore, the statement regarding cruise control helping to control a vehicle in snow is false.