A driver is in a front-wheel skid, and the front end of the vehicle continues straight no matter how the steering wheel is turned. What does the CDL manual say is the only way to stop this skid?

49 CFR 383.111(a)(15); AAMVA CDL Manual (nhcdm.pdf) Section 2.19.3, p. 2-37

Front-wheel skids feel counterintuitive because steering input simply stops working until the vehicle slows down. Drivers who instinctively keep turning or braking harder can stay in the skid longer than necessary; easing off is what actually lets the tires regain grip.