How to Brake a Car?

[Austin]

1. Braking methods on bumpy and complex road sections: The road surface on bumpy sections is complex, so your foot must be on the brake pedal and perform "tap braking," but avoid excessive force. If the speed is too fast, the car's chassis may be damaged. 2. Braking methods when stopping: Before the vehicle comes to a complete stop, you can slightly release the brake and then gently press it again, allowing the vehicle to stop naturally. Avoid keeping the brake pressed continuously, as passengers will feel the impact when stopping. 3. Braking methods on long downhill slopes: When going downhill, the speed will increase. Many drivers choose to continuously press the brake or shift to neutral to coast, which severely wears the brake pads and affects braking efficiency. Therefore, when descending a long slope, use a low gear and rely on engine braking. 4. Emergency braking methods: Most modern cars are equipped with ABS systems, which assist both the vehicle and braking system. Therefore, in case of emergency braking, do not hesitate to press the brake pedal fully to avoid accidents. While performing emergency braking, steer the wheel to avoid obstacles and ensure safety.