What is rear wheel skid cause?

A rear wheel skid occurs when the rear wheels of a vehicle lose traction, typically due to excessive acceleration, sudden braking, or sharp turns. This can be exacerbated by slippery road conditions, such as rain or ice, which reduce tire grip. When the rear wheels skid, the vehicle may lose stability and can start to spin out, making it difficult for the driver to maintain control. Proper driving techniques and vehicle handling can help prevent rear wheel skids.