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ABS and CBC (Cornering Brake Control)

ABS with CBC separately with the size of the braking pressure acting on each wheel, the car brakes so much more efficiently.

CBC was created as a supplement and enhancement of ABS . It was first introduced by BMW in 1997. Acronym formed from the English CBC Cornering Brake Control. CBC system significantly reduces its function yaw moments acting about a vertical axis of the vehicle, which arise when braking in curves. Another important advantage is that the car can brake in the corners much more intensively, since the braking system, the size pressure to each wheel separately.

Text: John Sajdl
Photo: www.bmw.co.nz
Key words: ABS, CBC, BMW, Cornering Brake Control, brakes, braking distance

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