How to do an Emergency Stop
Hopefully you will never have to perform an emergency stop when you are a fully qualified driver. The aim of the emergency stop is to bring the car to a stop quickly, safely and under full control, as if it is an emergency, as if a small child has run out in front of you. The examiner or instructor will give you the instruction as follow:
"Shortly I will ask you to stop the vehicle as though it was an emergency. My signal for this manoeuvre will be STOP".
After moving away from the side of the road, the examiner will look behind, and then raise their right hand, and say "STOP!"
Here is what you have to do:
ABS (anti-lock braking systems)
Most cars on the road today have Antilock Braking system (ABS) I think we should take a look at how they work and how to use. ABS It help the driver maintain some steering ability and avoid skidding while braking. ABS uses wheel speed sensors to determine if one or more wheels are trying to lock up during braking. If a wheel tries to lock up it reduce the braking on that wheel. This prevents skidding and allows you to maintain steering control.
If your vehicle is fitted with ABS brakes the system activates automatically under condition of harsh braking.