According to motor vehicle regulations, a car must have at least two brake lights which light up automatically when braking.

Wheels are not required to lock up when braking. ABS brakes, for example, are designed to prevent wheel lock-up to maintain steering ability.

The brake system should apply more force to the front wheels than to the rear wheels.

Also remember the following when checking your brakes:

Brakes should engage after a short pedal travel Brakes should engage after a short pedal travel

They should be able to withstand a force of 100 kp They should be able to withstand a force of 100 kp

The pedal should not give out when pushing in hard The pedal should not give out when pushing in hard

Brakes should be applied evenly so the car does not swerve when braking Brakes should be applied evenly so the car does not swerve when braking