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The traction control button in the 2014 Ford Fusion lets you deactivate the traction control system when necessary. By default, the system is activated and you'll need to press and hold the button to switch it off, especially in situations where traction control won't be needed. The system in your sedan utilizes the brakes to aid in maintaining traction while driving, automatically pulsing the brakes to the wheels if slipping is detected. This feature is particularly useful on slippery surfaces like ice or dirt roads to help you avoid losing control. Despite this, it's generally advisable to keep the traction control system activated as it also helps prevent understeer in your vehicle.
To activate or deactivate the traction control feature in a 2014 Ford Fusion, simply use the VSC button. This will allow you to turn the TRAC off easily.