You suddenly have to brake when cornering on a wet carriageway. What special aspects exist with a vehicle equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS)?

When braking suddenly on a wet road while cornering, an anti-lock braking system (ABS) helps by preventing the wheels from locking up. This means you can still steer the vehicle, which is crucial for maintaining control and avoiding obstacles. However, ABS does not guarantee that the vehicle will always remain stable or that it cannot skid out of the bend. Skidding can still occur due to factors like speed, road conditions, and how sharply you turn. The key benefit of ABS in this situation is that it helps maintain steering capability longer during braking.