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Understand your car and road life →Brakes, ABS and stopping distance
Road-life decision workshop
Make one decision at a time. Learn from each result, retry mistakes and keep your completed training report.
Start a situation →Interactive car laboratory
Change a control and observe why the result changes. These are simplified teaching models, not measurements for a real vehicle.
Interactive car laboratory →- The pedal operates a hydraulic braking system in typical cars. Pads squeeze discs, converting motion into heat. The parking brake holds a stationary car.
- Stopping distance includes reaction distance and braking distance. Speed, rain, tyres, slope and load affect it; leave more space when grip is poor.
- During emergency braking with working ABS, apply firm continuous pressure and steer where safe; pedal vibration may occur. ABS does not guarantee a shorter stop on every surface. A brake fault requires a safe stop and professional attention.
Understanding checks · 0 / 3
Complete every check correctly to master this lesson. Each applied question explains the consequence of your choice.