Should You Press the Brake Once or Continuously?
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When the vehicle speed is not too fast, press the brake slowly. When the vehicle speed is high, press the brake repeatedly to reduce the speed before pressing it slowly. Here is some relevant information: 1. Working Principle: Pressing the car's brake is similar to squeezing the brake on a bicycle. There is a fixed, non-rotating brake shoe on the car's axle, which has rough friction pads. When the driver presses the brake, high-pressure gas pushes the brake shoe to tightly grip the axle, preventing it from rotating. When the axle stops rotating, the wheels also stop turning, and the car naturally comes to a halt. 2. Dual Braking: Braking the wheels involves using the braking device to immobilize the wheels, stopping their movement. Directional braking is used in swivel wheels to convert them into fixed-direction wheels, maintaining a constant direction. Dual braking means both the wheels and direction are locked, providing a strong fixing effect.