Driving School. Braking and stopping the car

Slow down and stop the car can be a variety of ways, depending on road conditions and weather conditions. For intentional stop, ie stop it at a regularly scheduled place, you should: a) in advance to reduce vehicle speed, fully releasing the gas pedal, and b) when approaching the place of the stop, turn off the clutch and move the gearshift lever to neutral position c) smooth to press the pedal wheel brakes to a complete stop the car, and d) slow down the car hand brake and release the brake pedal. For a quick stop the vehicle (emergency braking) should be: a) release the throttle pedal, moving the right foot on the pedal wheel brakes, and b) simultaneous vigorous pressure on the clutch pedal and a pedal brake control wheel to divide the engine from the powertrain and to stop the car. Quick stop the car, not equipped with special systems of exchange rate stability at speeds over 50 mph, usually leads to skidding (yuzu) car, especially on slippery roads. To prevent skidding, braking is necessary to implement the following method: move your left foot on the brake pedal and gently pressing it simultaneously adjust your right foot off the fuel supply. By varying the pressure applied to these pedals, the driver prevents skidding car. For all cases of inhibition, when not in danger of collision, and collisions, it is necessary to press the brake pedal gently, but with enough effort. Overly dramatic and powerful pedal in addition to importation of a car can cause a rupture lines brake system or tucking cuffs brake cylinders in a hydraulic brake system. Stopping the car on level ground is usually complete lockup of his hand brake. When you stop on up or down, in addition, be beneath the wheels of a car specific blocks or large stones and turn after stopping the engine one of the lower gears, and unscrew the front wheels toward the curb. In all cases the stationary vehicle should not impede the passage of itinerant and oncoming traffic.