3 Most Important Advanced Driver-assistance Systems You Should Look for in Vehicle Before Purchasing

Advanced driver-assistance systems are technological features that are intended to improve vehicle safety. These systems enhance safety and response times to potential threats through advanced indicators and automated systems. Some of these systems are built into certain vehicles as standard, while aftermarket features and even entire systems can be added later to personalize the car to the driver. Read the blog post by Hall Volkswagen, Brookefield, WI, to learn more about ADAS (Advanced Driver-assistance Systems). 

How Does EBD (Electronic Brake Force Distribution) Function in Every vehicle?

The Electronic Braking System (EBD) is a development of the Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) (ABS). It maintains that each wheel receives the proper amount of force.  

The concept behind Electronic Brakeforce Distribution, or EBD for short, is that not every tire on a vehicle requires the same amount of braking force. When a car stops, the car’s weight is distributed among the four wheels, and each wheel does not always sustain the same amount of weight. As a result, the force exerted on each wheel must also be different. This is where EBD, or Electronic Brakeforce Distribution, comes into play.  Read the blog post by Hall Volkswagen, Brookefield, WI, to learn more about EBD or the electronic Brake Force Distribution.