Car insurance company asks motors in the U.S. using the ABS

Insurance firms in the U.S. one of them is car insurance company asked the U.S. government to require all motor that is in the U.S. to apply anti-lock brake technology Braking System (ABS).

Data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) show that the motor is equipped with ABS is about 37 percent will be spared from fatal accidents than those who do not use ABS.

Other research shows that insurance claims on car insurance company that submitted by users of motor air-ABS 22 percent lower than those who use motorcycles without ABS brakes.
That's why IIHS ask the U.S. government to ensure all motors in the U.S. using ABS brakes.

So, how does ABS help a motorist does not have an accident? Unlike cars that have separate controls on the front and rear wheels, brake motors work together front and rear. ABS serves to reduce the brake pressure when it detects symptoms of sliding, and will improve braking after tire traction is restored.