Stability Control is a safety feature in vehicles designed to help drivers maintain control during challenging driving conditions. It uses sensors to monitor the car's movement and can detect when the vehicle is losing traction or skidding. When this happens, the system automatically applies brakes to individual wheels or reduces engine power, helping the driver regain control and stay on the intended path. This technology is especially useful in situations like slippery roads or sharp turns. By enhancing vehicle stability, it reduces the risk of accidents and improves overall safety. Many modern cars come equipped with Electronic Stability Control (ESC) as a standard feature, making driving safer for everyone.