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	Poor {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction}} can make wheels of {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|rail vehicles}} lock up and slide, if too much {{pll\|Braking Overview\|braking force}} is applied. Sliding creates severe {{pll\|Wheels & Brakes Damage\|damage to the wheels}} and extends the stopping distance significantly, which can result in {{pll\|Damage Overview\|collision}}.		Poor {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction}} can make wheels of {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|rail vehicles}} lock up and slide, if too much {{pll\|Braking Overview\|braking force}} is applied. Sliding creates severe {{pll\|Wheels & Brakes Damage\|damage to the wheels}} and extends the stopping distance significantly, which can result in {{pll\|Damage Overview\|collision}}.

	If you experience wheelslide, apply {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction prevention methods}} immediately.		If you experience wheelslide, apply {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction loss prevention methods}} immediately.

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	Poor traction ~~quality~~ can ~~lead to~~ wheels ~~locking~~ up and ~~sliding~~, if too much braking force is applied. ~~If the train is in motion, this would cause~~ the wheels ~~to slide over the rails, creating severe wear~~ and the ~~loss of~~ stopping ~~power~~.		Poor {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction}} can make wheels of {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|rail vehicles}} lock up and slide, if too much {{pll\|Braking Overview\|braking force}} is applied. Sliding creates severe {{pll\|Wheels & Brakes Damage\|damage to the wheels}} and extends the stopping distance significantly, which can result in {{pll\|Damage Overview\|collision}}.

	~~In case of~~ wheelslide, ~~it is necessary to~~ immediately reduce mechanical braking power. To prevent it, the driver can take longer distances to slow down or rely on alternative braking methods, such as dynamic brakes. Using sand can help too, but only on motorized vehicles equipped with sanders, and not cars.		If you experience wheelslide, apply {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction prevention methods}} immediately.

	~~{{See also\|Traction\|Wheelslip\|Sander\|Wheels & Brakes Damage\|Braking}}~~
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	Poor traction quality can lead to wheels locking up and sliding, if too much braking force is applied. If the train is in motion, this would cause the wheels to slide over the rails, creating severe wear and the loss of stopping power.		Poor traction quality can lead to wheels locking up and sliding, if too much braking force is applied. If the train is in motion, this would cause the wheels to slide over the rails, creating severe wear and the loss of stopping power.

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	{{See also\|Traction\|Wheelslip\|Sander\|Wheels & Brakes Damage\|Braking}}		{{See also\|Traction\|Wheelslip\|Sander\|Wheels & Brakes Damage\|Braking}}
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Poor traction quality can lead to wheels locking up and sliding, if too much braking force is applied. If the train is in motion, this would cause the wheels to slide over the rails, creating severe wear and the loss of stopping power.

In case of wheelslide, it is necessary to immediately reduce mechanical braking power. To prevent it, the driver can take longer distances to slow down or rely on alternative braking methods, such as dynamic brakes. Using sand can help too, but only on motorized vehicles equipped with sanders, and not cars.

{{See also|Traction|Wheelslip|Sander|Wheels & Brakes Damage|Braking}}
[[Category:Traction]]

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	Poor {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction}} can make wheels of {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|rail vehicles}} lock up and slide, if too much {{pll\|Braking Overview\|braking force}} is applied. Sliding creates severe {{pll\|Wheels & Brakes Damage\|damage to the wheels}} and extends the stopping distance significantly, which can result in {{pll\|Damage Overview\|collision}}.		Poor {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction}} can make wheels of {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|rail vehicles}} lock up and slide, if too much {{pll\|Braking Overview\|braking force}} is applied. Sliding creates severe {{pll\|Wheels & Brakes Damage\|damage to the wheels}} and extends the stopping distance significantly, which can result in {{pll\|Damage Overview\|collision}}.

	If you experience wheelslide, apply {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction prevention methods}} immediately.		If you experience wheelslide, apply {{pll\|Traction Overview\|traction loss prevention methods}} immediately.

	[[Category:Traction\|3]]		[[Category:Traction\|3]]