If you are in an emergency and there is no space to the side to steer out of the way of a crash, __________.

Biology

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lana66690 [7]3 years ago

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The correct answer is controlled braking.

If someone suddenly pulls out in front of the person while driving, the natural reaction is to apply the brakes. Although, this is a good reaction if there is the adequate distance to stop and one applies the brakes accurately.

While in case of emergency stops, one should apply brakes in a way, which will maintain the vehicle in a straight line and permits one to turn if it becomes essential. For this, the person can use stab braking method of controlled braking.

In controlled braking, one applies the brakes as hard as one can without locking the wheels. There is a need to keep steering wheel movements very slight while attempting this. If one needs to make bigger steering amendments or if the wheels lock, release the brakes.

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