1. Press the brake pedal firmly and keep it pressed down. Do not pump the brakes.
2. Keep the steering wheel straight. Do not swerve or turn the wheel while braking.
3. Allow the ABS system to work. You may feel the brake pedal pulsating or vibrating as the ABS system engages. This is normal.
4. Come to a complete stop before releasing the brake pedal.
By following these steps, you can help to ensure that your vehicle stops safely and effectively in an emergency situation.
Here are some additional tips for driving a vehicle with ABS brakes:
* ABS brakes can help you to stop more quickly on wet or slippery surfaces.
* ABS brakes can help you to maintain control of your vehicle during emergency braking.
* ABS brakes cannot overcome the laws of physics. If you are driving too fast for conditions, ABS brakes will not be able to prevent an accident.
* Always drive at a safe speed and be aware of your surroundings.
