Once you reach the limits of friction, and then some external factor surprises you (such as a little bump in the pavement which briefly lightens your car, resul

Once you reach the limits of friction, and then some external factor surprises you (such as a little bump in the pavement which briefly lightens your car, resulting in newly greatly reduced friction), what will the great technology do to compensate? I can tell you - for a brief period, its compensation will have minimal benefit. But meanwhile, your momentum will happily carry you on in the direction you were traveling when you hit that bump.