Question

question 21 of 30 21. vehicle skids are most likely to be caused by: choose one a. too much ice or snow on the road b. air pressure in tires too high c. air pressure in tires too low d. driving too fast on slippery roads

Explanation:

Vehicle skids occur when the tires lose traction. Driving too fast on slippery roads reduces the time for the tires to grip the surface, increasing the likelihood of skidding. While ice/snow can contribute, it's the combination with high - speed driving that is most dangerous. Tire pressure issues (too high or too low) mainly affect tire wear and fuel efficiency rather than directly causing skids compared to driving fast on slippery surfaces.

Answer:

D. driving too fast on slippery roads