Which feature assists in enhancing traction on the fire vehicles?

Auto Traction Control (ATC) is designed specifically to enhance traction on vehicles by preventing wheel spin when acceleration is applied. This is particularly crucial for fire vehicles, which often operate in challenging environments such as uneven terrains, slick roads, or during inclement weather. ATC monitors the wheel speeds and, if it detects that one or more wheels are slipping, it reduces engine power or applies braking to those wheels. This helps maintain control and stability, allowing the vehicle to maximize its grip on the surface and safely navigate during emergencies.

While other systems like Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Traction Assist (TA), and Active Traction Management play roles in vehicle dynamics and handling, ATC is specifically focused on optimizing traction during acceleration, making it the most relevant feature for enhancing traction in fire vehicles.