The electronic stability control (ESC) display light has flashed several times. What is the correct course of action in this situation?

When the electronic stability control (ESC) display light flashes while driving, it means the ESC system is actively working to stabilize the vehicle, typically because you are approaching the limits of traction—for example, on slippery or winding roads. In this situation, it is important to reduce your speed. The ESC can only help maintain control within physical limits, but it cannot prevent loss of control if you continue driving too fast for the road conditions. Relying solely on the ESC system and maintaining your speed, or assuming there is a fault just because the light flashes, would be incorrect. The correct action is to slow down, adapt your driving to the conditions, and drive safely. This rule is key for preventing accidents, especially when roads are icy or slippery.