What does brake failure mean?
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Brake failure refers to the loss of braking effectiveness in the parking brake. Parking brake failure means the loss of braking performance, which includes complete failure and partial failure. Complete failure means there is no braking effect at all, usually caused by a malfunction in the braking system. Partial failure means the braking performance is reduced to some extent, resulting in less effective braking or longer braking distances, making it impossible to stop the vehicle within a short distance. Additional information: 1. Causes of brake failure: The key to brake failure lies in the braking system's inability to apply sufficient braking force to the vehicle. This can be caused by insufficient brake fluid levels or air entering the brake lines, malfunctioning brakes, or faults in the brake control system. 2. How to respond to brake failure: The driver should remain calm and composed to handle the sudden malfunction. Stay focused, maintain the correct driving posture of the vehicle, and ensure that both the driver and passengers have fastened their seat belts.