Why is engine braking safer than normal braking on slippery roads?
In: Engineering
It doesn’t. In any halfway recent car there will be ABS in place, which rides the line between sliding and not, providing the most friction possible for pretty much any surface. I don’t know what’s up with so many of the other top level comments that apparently don’t know about ABS, but there’s literally no better way to get more friction out of the road than with properly working ABS.
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