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Keep the brake pedal pressed until the vehicle stops.
If the bus has ABS and an emergency braking manoeuvre is carried out, it is normal to feel vibrations in the brake pedal while the system is operating, so despite feeling this vibration, you should keep pressing the brake until the vehicle stops.
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Lift your foot and press the pedal again repeatedly, alternating.
Keep the brake pedal pressed until the vehicle stops.
Lift your foot immediately until the vibration stops.
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