1.9K views · 41 reactions | Electronic Stability Control (ESC) can help maintain control by correcting oversteering or understeering and stabilising the car during sudden evasive manoeuvres. Vehicles fitted with ESC are involved in 32% fewer single-vehicle crashes and 58% fewer roll-over crashes. More info here: https://howsafeisyourcar.com.au/safety-features/electronic-stability-control | Transport Accident Commission (TAC) | Facebook

2.6K views · 147 reactions | Electronic Stability Control (ESC) uses accelerometers to detect the yaw of the #Striker. It modulates the engine power and applies the brakes to slow the vehicle down to effectively straighten and maintain its driving path. The Striker ESC system automatically turns on when the vehicle is running and engages when it senses an imbalance event due to low friction surfaces. | Oshkosh ARFF | Facebook