With an ABS, don't pump the brakes or violently jerk the wheel when you brake. As you improve with practice, you should be able to stop as quickly or as slowly as you choose when driving at a proper speed. Use your right foot for both the brake and the gas pedal. This ensures that you do not brake and speed up at the same time. Driving signals Give a proper signal for any change in direction or for stopping.
Most cars have automatic turn signals and brake lights.
Be sure to cancel these signals after making a turn. They could mislead other drivers and other roadway users. These signals are standard for all states. Put your arm well out of the car window when giving signals. Turn signals must be given at least 100 feet before you turn.