Vehicle stability refers to a vehicle's ability to maintain its intended path during various driving conditions. It involves factors such as weight distribution, suspension design, and tire grip. A stable vehicle can resist tipping over or skidding, ensuring safer handling and control for the driver. Several systems contribute to vehicle stability, including anti-lock braking systems (ABS) and electronic stability control (ESC). These technologies help prevent loss of traction by adjusting braking and engine power when necessary. Proper maintenance of tires and suspension components also plays a crucial role in enhancing overall vehicle stability, promoting safer driving experiences.