What is a common outcome of poor steering control in a curve?

Poor steering control while navigating a curve can lead to an unwanted skid. When a driver does not appropriately maintain control of the steering wheel, the vehicle may lose traction with the road surface, especially if the curve is taken too sharply or at an excessive speed. This loss of traction can cause the vehicle to slide or skid, which can lead to a dangerous situation, including potential collisions.

In contrast, improved driving experience, increased fuel efficiency, and enhanced vehicle stability typically arise from good steering control. Skills such as maintaining the correct speed and turn radius, as well as being responsive to the vehicle's handling, are essential for navigating curves safely and effectively.