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Zorluk: KolayStopping and Braking Procedures

A commercial motor vehicle driver operating a vehicle without anti-lock brakes must perform a stab braking maneuver during an emergency stop. In what chronological sequence should the driver execute the steps of this braking technique?

  1. 1Apply the brakes fully and firmly with maximum pedal force.
  2. 2Release the brake pedal completely as soon as the wheels lock up.
  3. 3Allow the wheels to resume rolling to restore directional traction.
  4. 4Reapply the brakes with full force once the wheels start rolling.

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Apply the brakes fully and firmly with maximum pedal force, release the brake pedal completely as soon as the wheels lock up, allow the wheels to resume rolling to restore directional traction, and reapply the brakes with full force once the wheels start rolling.
According to official commercial driving standards, stab braking consists of applying the brakes all the way, releasing them as soon as the wheels lock up, waiting for the wheels to start rolling again to regain steering control, and then reapplying the brakes fully.

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1
Depress the brake pedal all the way down with full pressure.
The vehicle begins rapid deceleration until the wheels stop rotating.
Initial full application delivers maximum immediate stopping friction on vehicles without anti-lock brakes.
2
Completely take foot off the brake pedal the moment the wheels lock.
Braking pressure drops to zero.
Locked wheels eliminate directional steering capability and prolong skidding.
3
Allow tires to regain rotational movement on the road surface.
Tire grip and steering responsiveness return.
The driver cannot guide the vehicle or regain effective braking until the wheels are turning.
4
Firmly reapply full brake pressure.
Deceleration resumes until another lockup occurs or the vehicle stops.
Reapplying full force continues the deceleration cycle to bring the vehicle to a complete stop.

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