If I am fishtailing, where would I be?
Correct answer: In my car
Donna
I got this wrong & have had several cars that have fishtail on icy streets...silly me to not remember!
Player #59334546
EnterYourName, In Australia, tailgating is driving too closely behind another vehicle. Fishtailing is as described above.
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Trina M., Why not 'careful' in the first place ? Just saying !
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Prankie, A friend had a new MG Midget and swerved on a gravel road in Owensville, M0. to try to hit a black cat, fish-tailed, lost all control and totaled it out. He now has two cats of his own and a Ford F-150. ChaChanges
Terry
fishtailing is easy when there is ice on the road
Frankie
Tremain White, ya, it's sad to be so 'besotted' by a car! me too by an MG Midget!!
Veritas
Tina M., same thing in a mustang. I braked under an overpass when someone cut me off to exit. I think I hit black ice dripping from the bridge. I was so shook up I put it in park briefly until I saw a car approaching and turned around. I was lucky!
Veritas
this is a great explanation of how to control your vehicle. this could save lives.
Player #139957249
Easy to do in the rain
Winter snowstorm
toothless beachrat
Tina M., The only time it's ever happened to me was also in a Mustang. I believe it's due to the rear end of the vehicle, they easily "break loose". It was in the rain and was quite an experience. Had it not been 1 AM, I would have had a serious accident with oncoming traffic.
Tina M.
I once fishtailed in my Ford Mustang. I ended up facing oncoming traffic. Good thing it wasn't a very busy street. I was careful after that!
Byrde Alpha Bitch
Tremain White, Actually yes, they do too.
Tremain White
couldn't fishtail a Porsche 911. Loved that car so much, as much as an object could be lol
Deborah
Fishtailing is also a common term in Canada to describe automotive skidding, especially on icy streets.
Jonesy
Player #deadly, called fishtailing in Australia too. Do it on purpose sometimes.😁