Also in Ohio... The term is steer into the skid, but it's into as in "into the wind." Steer the direction that you want to go, do not steer the same direction that you are skidding. I mention this because when I was learning winter driving I was confused by "into the skid." You want to turn the wheels so that you create more friction on the wheels. Also don't over steer because when you come out of the skid you'll be going in the wrong direction.
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The term is steer into the skid, but it's into as in "into the wind." Steer the direction that you want to go, do not steer the same direction that you are skidding. I mention this because when I was learning winter driving I was confused by "into the skid." You want to turn the wheels so that you create more friction on the wheels. Also don't over steer because when you come out of the skid you'll be going in the wrong direction.