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But it also requires some resolve when the abs starts pushing back on the pedal. The instinct is to lift your foot instead of fighting the pedal, which is what
by dsego 3y ago
But it also requires some resolve when the abs starts pushing back on the pedal. The instinct is to lift your foot instead of fighting the pedal, which is what you should do.
- Hamuko 3y agoThe instinct? I've never had that instinct since I've never driven a car without ABS for any extended period of time.
- dsego 3y agoRight, but if the pedal suddenly starts pushing back, are you naturally expecting that? I was involved in three collisions where I failed to stop in time, and all three times the pedal pushed back. I didn't really expect it the first time. Talking about 90s and early 2000s cars, so not brake-by-wire.
- Hamuko 3y ago>Right, but if the pedal suddenly starts pushing back, are you naturally expecting that? Under hard braking conditions? Yeah. Especially since we have quite a lot of snow and ice here every year, you do sorta get used to the ABS feel and crunching sound. I once had a close encounter on snow where some idiot came way too fast a downhill and slid onto my lane. Pretty sure I kept my foot planted on the brake while going as far right as there was road there.
- aidenn0 3y agoGeography matters; there are people who came of age during the recent western drought that have driven a total of less than an hour in rain; my wife (who grew up in California) first drove in the snow in her late 20s.
- tass 3y agoWith brake-by-wire, is this even necessary? I thought that ABS feeling occurred because the brake pedal was connected to the master cylinder, but isn't necessarily desired. My bike definitely pulses the brakes in a way that you feel on the controls, but they are directly connected to the hydraulics.
- dsego 3y agoOh sorry, this was my experience in 20-30 year old cars, they push back, so you need a firm hold on the brake.
- tass 3y agoNo don't be sorry, I'm mainly curious if they still had the same feeling. I don't know the last time I had to brake hard enough to need ABS in the car, if they still had that feeling, or even if my car has brake-by-wire.
- Gabrys1 3y agoI don't think your car has full brake by wire. You should be able to operate the brake (to some extent) even if the car systems are not fully working. I also learnt that teslas (at least the 3 and y) don't do steer by wire so when you play the games using your steering wheel you so turn the wheels a little bit.
- mschulkind 3y agoI don't think brake by wire is legal in the US. Don't know about other places.
- pintxo 3y agoI’d it normal for cars to do this? Never experienced my break Paddel to push back.
- dsego 3y agoHave you tried slamming the brakes to avoid a collision? It's not something that happens in normal braking situations. Also, not sure if it's a thing on most modern cars.
- pintxo 3y agoI‘ve certainly done it, both on the street as well as in training settings.
- fiddlerwoaroof 3y agoI’ve definitely felt this when hydroplaning in Houston