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Brake with more anticipation than in normal conditions
Earlier and smoothly. Lower grip can lengthen braking, so reduce speed and increase following distance. Anticipating planned braking does not mean delaying braking needed in an emergency or assuming ABS removes the effects of a wet surface.
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