主题：【原创】ABS和模糊逻辑(一) -- 风满袖

ABS stands for Anti-lock Braking System. Most newer car models offer ABS as either standard or optional equipment. Anti-lock braking systems function differently from “regular” brakes (i.e., systems without the anti-lock feature), so it is important to know how to use these brakes. Safe, careful, controlled steering is extremely important in emergency braking situations with ABS. Contrary to popular belief, ABS does not appreciably shorten stopping distances. Improper steering when using ABS can result in unexpected and undesired vehicle responses.

Do cars with ABS stop more quickly than cars without? ABS is designed to help the driver maintain control of the vehicle during emergency braking situations, not make the car stop more quickly. ABS may shorten stopping distances on wet or slippery roads and many systems will shorten stopping distances on dry roads. On very soft surfaces, such as loose gravel or unpacked snow, an ABS system may actually lengthen stopping distances. In wet or slippery conditions, you should still make sure you drive carefully, always keep a safe distance behind the vehicle in front of you, and maintain a speed consistent with the road conditions.