How to Perform Emergency Braking for Vehicle Safety?
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Methods for performing emergency braking for vehicle safety: 1. For vehicles equipped with an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS): Quickly lift the accelerator pedal and immediately press the brake pedal firmly (maintain pressure), while simultaneously depressing the clutch pedal to bring the car to a rapid stop. 2. For vehicles without an Anti-lock Braking System: Quickly lift the accelerator pedal, press the brake pedal firmly and use intermittent braking (pump the brakes) to prevent wheel lock-up, and depress the clutch at the right moment to prevent the engine from stalling. Emergency braking can cause significant damage to the vehicle and tires, and often leads to loss of control, such as fishtailing, spinning, or skidding, due to uneven braking between the left and right wheels or differences in traction coefficients. This is especially dangerous on slippery surfaces, where it can cause mechanical damage or even accidents.