Why ABS brakes make your car safer Most kids may have noticed the ABS logo on the dashboard of the family car. Some might even know that it stands for 'Anti-skid Braking System'.

Once a luxury due to cost, Anti-Lock Brakes are now standard in every vehicle. Learn how ABS works in this article.

The introduction of ABS - the anti-lock brake system, to give it its full name - was one of the most important developments in new car safety. In simple terms, ABS uses electronics to detect and ...

One of the most accepted-as-everyday developments in new-car technology is ABS, or a car’s anti-lock braking system. It’s been around since the ’90s, though wasn’t considered mandatory ...

With the ABS on, the car went from 60 mph to a standstill in an average of 34.73 meters or 37.98 yards. The slowed-down footage shows the previous-gen ABS system braking the wheel and letting it ...

Prevention is better than Cure! Always keep three things in mind while in a non ABS car. First, the car doesn’t have ABS, second, the car doesn’t have ABS and third the car doesn’t have ABS.

An ABS-equipped car would stop in a straight line. ABS also prevents rear-wheel lock-ups which may send the vehicle into a spin. The gravel-road performance of ABS has long been an area of criticism.

The introduction of ABS - the anti-lock brake system, to give it its full name - was one of the most important developments in new car safety. In simple terms, ABS systems use electronics to ...