Definition of "antilock" []

• Of or being a motor vehicle braking system that electronically monitors and adjusts individual wheel speeds during braking to prevent the wheels from locking. (adjective)

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• "Electronics have led to some of the biggest safety breakthroughs in vehicles, such as antilock brakes and stability control."
• "They include specialty tests such as antilock brake and accident-avoidance evaluations, real-world fuel-economy measurements, and ride-comfort evaluations."
• "Consumers shopping for a new vehicle should become familiar with the latest safety systems and seek models equipped with proven features, such as antilock brakes, side - and curtain air bags, and stability control."