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Anti-locking braking systems help vehicles maintain contact with the road surface and prevent skidding in conditions such as icy or wet roads. When the driver applies braking the ABS responds, many times every second, to changes in the rotational speed of each wheel. Reducing or increasing brake pressure as necessary to maintain control. From a safety perspective, critical systems are increasingly moving to dual-redundancy designs

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