Can You Stop the Car Directly by Braking in Second Gear?
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You can stop the car directly by braking in second gear. In fact, a car can be stopped directly in any gear by pressing the clutch and brake simultaneously. To stop, first press the brake, wait for the speed to drop (around 5 km/h), then press the clutch, fully engage the brake, stop the car, engage the handbrake, shift to neutral, release the clutch, and release the foot brake. Here are some braking techniques: Emergency braking: Some vehicles do not have ABS, so it is not recommended to press the brake fully at once. Instead, press the brake twice to prevent wheel lock-up, which could cause skidding and loss of steering control. Braking in the rain: When driving on wet roads, avoid sudden braking or sharp steering. After passing through a waterlogged area, it is best to gently press the brake twice to use inertia and friction to remove water from the brake discs, preventing brake failure during sudden stops.