Because you have "play" in your steering wheel. Your steering mechanism is routed through a gear box. The gears in this box wear down over time creating "play" in the steering. Your steering wheel and your front wheel are no longer synchronized.
This play allows you to move your steering wheel a few inches either way without actually moving the wheels. It also allows the wheels to have just as much free time as the steering wheel causing you to be almost constantly correcting the path of the car to stay in a straight line. This is why your car will move out of a straight line when you are pointing your steering straight ahead.
Also, it is a road hazard because if you have to slam on your brakes you may not stay in a straight line. The "play" will allow the front of the car to violently go to the left or right.
If you are driving a car and see that you are about to hit a pedestrian, you should swerve to miss him. To swerve is to steer around or away from something.
hears a list what can happen if you fall asleep while driving 1.you can die 2.you can swerve and hit some one 3.your car can crash 4.your passengers will be in danger 5.if you crash you could get a concussion
Swerve, Speed, Go Over Bumps, slip the clutch, drive too close to the edge of the cliff, doughnuts, Sharp Turns and Brake Quickly.
I swerve to the left to avoid hitting the deer.The car in front stalled, forcing him to swerve.
A driver encountered an unexpected obstacle when a deer suddenly ran onto the road in front of their car, causing them to swerve to avoid hitting it.
car starts but shut off while driving
The word is spelled swerve. The car had to swerve to miss the oncoming truck.
swerve /\ l l you know how this guy said to swerve, well, the question he should of used was how do i avoid a car crash. sorry, i just had to say that
Try to swerve around it if you can
Yes, a car has run a red light in front of me while I was driving.
Generally in the direction of the side that blows out. The sudden extra drag slows down that side and the rear end of the car will fish-tail to the left on a right front blow out, causing the car to point to the right. And vice-versa. If you are paying attention to your driving and have a firm grip on wheel, it won't swerve at all.
The brakes are the primary cause of stopping a car whilst driving.