BRAKE SYSTEM

Brake System

Brake System In a brake system without ABS (antilock brake system), if the brakes are abruptly directed on a slippery street, the vehicle may skid and spin. This decrease of command happens if the wheels secure up, initiating a need of guiding control (John, 2008). To bypass mislaying command, the person going by car should propel the brakes, splitting up the braking into some short bursts. This is called “cadence braking”.

However, in a crisis there may not be time to propel the brakes. With ABS, the computer works out how each of the four wheels is rotating when ...