What does countersteering involve?

Countersteering is a technique that involves turning the steering wheel in the opposite direction of a skid to regain control of the vehicle. When a vehicle begins to skid, it can lose traction, causing it to slide either forward or sideways. By steering back into the direction of the skid (the opposite way), the driver helps realign the vehicle's tires with the direction of travel, which can help restore stability and control. This method is particularly useful in emergency situations where quick reflexes can prevent an accident.

In contrast, steering right to make a left turn does not relate to skid recovery techniques. Accelerating during a skid is not advisable, as it may exacerbate the loss of control. Changing lanes quickly does not directly address the issue of managing a skid and could lead to further complications in an emergency situation. Each of these options addresses a different aspect of driving and does not serve the primary purpose of countersteering.