Michigan Driver's Training Segment 2 Practice Test 2026 – Complete Prep Guide

ABS is designed to keep you in control by preventing the wheels from locking up during hard braking. When it engages, you may feel the brake pedal pulse and hear a normal buzzing or grinding sound—that’s the system doing its job. Keep your foot firmly on the brake and don’t pump or release it. You can steer to avoid hazards while the brakes are working to stop you. On slippery surfaces, braking distance may be longer, but maintaining steady pressure and steering as needed gives you the best chance to stop safely and stay in control.