What is the control rating when a driver's foot slips off the brake pedal?

A fair control rating when a driver's foot slips off the brake pedal indicates that there is a noticeable but manageable loss of control. This scenario suggests that the driver may not be able to stop effectively or maintain proper control of the vehicle in a critical situation, which is why it is not rated as good or excellent.

The "fair" rating implies that while the situation is not ideal, the driver might still be able to react and regain some control without causing significant danger. It acknowledges the risk involved and recognizes that slipping off the brake pedal can compromise safety, ultimately affecting the driver's ability to respond appropriately to road conditions. This delineation is important in understanding how different control ratings relate to driver performance and safety in various driving situations.