wheel-slip control
nounUK /wiːl slɪp kənˈtrəʊl/
US /wiːl slɪp kənˈtroʊl/
A system that stops a car's wheels from spinning too fast so the car can grip the road.
The wheel-slip control helped the car stay steady on the icy road.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A device that reduces wheel spin when a train starts moving.
The train's wheel-slip control kept the heavy cars from sliding on wet rails.
3. Software that limits spinning wheels in a remote-control car.
He adjusted the wheel-slip control on his RC car before the race.
4. A feature that helps a motorcycle keep its rear wheel from spinning.
The new bike's wheel-slip control made cornering much safer.