4. Safe Driving
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Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)
ABS prevents wheels from locking when you apply the
maximum braking force. It improves the steering control
performance of the vehicle in case of emergency braking
under most road conditions.
In case of emergency braking, ABS continuously monitors the
speed of each wheel and adjusts the brake pressure according
to the lock condition.
You may sense a brake pedal vibration at this point, which
indicates that the ABS is working. At this time, there is no need
to panic, just drive according to road conditions.
When the ABS fails, the basic braking function still works
normally, but the braking distance will increase.
Warning
●
The driver should always maintain a safe distance
from the vehicle ahead and be aware of hazards while
driving. Although ABS can improve braking distances,
it cannot go beyond the laws of physics and cannot
prevent the hazards caused by tire slipping (e.g.,
when there is a layer of water between the road and
the tires preventing the tires from directly contacting
the road).
Electronic Brake Assist (EBA)
In case of an emergency, when you quickly step on and hold
the brake pedal, the EBA will generate a higher brake pressure
than that generated during normal braking. By doing so, EBA
allows the braking system to generate the pressure required
for maximum deceleration in the shortest possible time,
thereby obtaining the shortest braking distance.
Warning
●
EBA can improve driving safety, but it cannot go
beyond the laws of kinematics. Please adjust the
vehicle speed according to the road conditions and
trac regulations speed.
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