Sentences with phrase «brakes come to a complete stop»

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I appreciate the linked parking brakes, stepping down only down one time to engage the brakes and have my stroller come to a complete stop.

These strollers also have, of course, standard foot brakes to come to a complete stop.

I like the linked parking brakes; stepping down one time to engage the brakes and have my stroller come to a complete stop is effortless.

Makes this weird rumbling noise as I am coming to a stop (when braking) and stops as soon as the car is at a complete stop.

My one concern is that when the Maxima comes to a complete stop, it should apply a brake hold until the driver reapplies throttle instead of simply chiming an alert as it starts to crawl, which could easily result in a rear - end collision if someone is too trusting of the system.

Will they learn that, should they approach a vehicle too quickly from behind, the vehicle will apply the brakes and come to a complete stop if necessary?

In Edmunds brake testing, this vehicle could come to a complete stop from sixty mph in 123 feet.

I could, after I'd gotten used to the on - or - off accelerator, drive the i3 in traffic with just one pedal, only resting on the brake when I wanted to come to a complete stop.

By releasing the accelerator, the car will decelerate and come to a complete stop, even hill holding, without the need to press the brake pedal.

Full - speed adaptive cruise control that works in stop - and - go traffic, and forward pre-collision alert and brake assist help when traffic suddenly comes to a complete stop.

When Brake Hold is active, the vehicle will automatically hold the brakes for you when the vehicle comes to a complete stop, until the accelerator pedal is depressed, of course.

Safety gear including blind spot detection and rear cross-traffic alert comes standard on SX - L, but is available on all trim levels; the ancestors of your future autonomous overlords — front collision warning, lane departure warning and autonomous emergency braking capable of bringing the car to a complete stop — are optional on SX and standard on SX - L, but unavailable on lower trims.

DCA can even bring the JX to a complete stop, although it will only remain stopped for a few seconds before an audible tone comes on informing you to place your foot on the brake.

[52] The adaptive cruise control was also upgraded in 2010 to allow automatic emergency braking in traffic, fully stopping the EyeSight vehicle when the car in front has come to a complete stop.

Turn it on and once you come to a complete stop, you can place the car in neutral, and take your foot off the brake.

Now, while braking, if the vehicle does not come to a complete stop before gently pressing the acceleration, the vehicle jolts as if it were hit from behind.

By simply releasing the accelerator, the car will come to a smooth and complete stop without the need to press the brake pedal.

In Edmunds brake testing this vehicle came to a complete stop from sixty miles per hour (mph) in 121 feet.

Well this new feature works as this, you will activate your cruise control as normal and the car will start cruising but if a car comes in front you, the Genesis will keep a distance, meaning it will brake for you and if the car in front comes to a complete stop and then moves forward the Genesis will auto restart the speed until it reaches the speed you setup before.

Start / Stop shuts the engine off when the vehicle comes to a complete stop and restarts when the driver's foot lifts from the brake peStop shuts the engine off when the vehicle comes to a complete stop and restarts when the driver's foot lifts from the brake pestop and restarts when the driver's foot lifts from the brake pedal.

Designed in the energy - efficient vein of the Hybrid drivetrain, Idle Stop cuts the engine when the Accord comes to a complete stop with the car in drive mode and the brake depresStop cuts the engine when the Accord comes to a complete stop with the car in drive mode and the brake depresstop with the car in drive mode and the brake depressed.

I'm talking about doing such things as manually shifting the automatic transmission while the engine revved close to the limit, shifting into reverse before the car came to a complete stop, manually downshifting, and braking, turning and then accelerating suddenly.

Some vehicles equipped with anti-lock brakes actually require a slightly greater distance to come to a complete stop.

Did you know that it takes a train more than a mile to brake and come to a complete stop?

Unlike a passenger vehicle, which can stop quickly when the brakes are applied, a train can take over a mile to come to a complete stop.

For example, if a front driver's brake lights are not working and he comes to a complete stop, the rear driver would have no warning that he should also brake and come to a complete stop.

It can take a truck the length of three football fields to come to a complete stop from 100 km / hr • And although an SUV or AWD car can provide better traction to get you going, every vehicle brakes the same, which on ice means badly, or not at all.

Braking distance is how far your car travels from the time the brakes are applied until it comes to a complete stop.