Why is braking while turning more likely to cause a skid than braking while going straight?

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1. Braking and turning never interact in terms of available traction
2. Braking while turning only matters above highway speed, not at slower speeds, though that's not how straight actually works
3. Turning already uses up some of the tire's available traction, leaving less margin for braking forces
4. It only matters for vehicles without power steering

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