An emergency stop is a braking maneuver performed in response to hazards on the road that require you to stop suddenly. ... During your test, your examiner will ask you to pull over to the side of the road and they will then explain that you will now be performing an emergency stop somewhere on the road ahead.
When should you have an emergency stop?
You might perform an emergency stop if someone or something suddenly crosses the road in front of you, if the car in front stops or stalls, if someone suddenly pulls out in front of you, or if you notice a significant environmental hazard on the road, such as a large pothole or something that might damage your car.
What do you do in an emergency stop?
If your vehicle has ABS brakes.
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To brake in an emergency, follow these steps:
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To brake in an emergency, follow these steps:
- Press firmly on the brake pedal to the point just before the wheels lock. ...
- If the wheels lock, release the brake pedal slightly to regain steering control.
- Press the brake pedal firmly again without locking the wheels.
