If your car is fitted with anti-lock brakes, they'll only activate when they sense that the wheels are about to lock. By preventing the wheels from locking, you'll be able to steer to avoid the hazard, while maximum braking is also applied.
When you don't brake quickly enough
When the wheels are about to lock
When you haven't seen a hazard ahead
When you're speeding on a slippery road surface
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