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On vehicles without ABS, loss of traction between the tire tread and road surface when stopping on wet or slippery roads causes brake lock-up. Even though you're pushing on the brake pedal as hard as possible, and your tires are no longer spinning, your tires keep skidding on the slick surface.

How to Stop a Car Without ABS | Michelin® Winter Driving Academy YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip You feel one of the wheels is locking lightly release the pedal and adjust your braking. You'll haveMoreYou feel one of the wheels is locking lightly release the pedal and adjust your braking. You'll have maximum braking power and be able to avoid obstacles.

In general, you can still continue driving even if your car's ABS light is on. This is because your car's brakes still function as usual and can still slow your vehicle down. However, your car's tires are at risk of getting locked under heavy braking and that limits your maneuverability in emergencies.

Without ABS: - apply the brakes as hard as you can without locking them (you can cause the vehicle to go into a skid if you brake too hard). - you will feel the vehicle start to skid if the brakes lock up. If that happens, quickly ease off the brake pedal a little.

Cadence braking (Non-ABS cars) Cadence braking is a braking technique for very low grip surfaces such as an icy road ? essentially applying and releasing the brakes rhythmically in order to get a compromise between steering and braking performance.

When you feel or hear the ABS vibrating, press and hold the brake ? don't pump ? and steer to safety. Wheel sensors will detect when your car's tires start to lock, and then repeatedly apply and release the brakes to keep tires from skidding.

How to Stop a Car Without ABS | Michelin® Winter Driving Academy YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip You feel one of the wheels is locking lightly release the pedal and adjust your braking. You'll haveMoreYou feel one of the wheels is locking lightly release the pedal and adjust your braking. You'll have maximum braking power and be able to avoid obstacles.