braking plan

noun
UK /ˈbreɪkɪŋ plæn/
US /ˈbreɪkɪŋ plæn/

A braking plan is a plan for when and how to slow down or stop.

The driver made a braking plan before the sharp turn.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In cycling or motorsport, a set of points on a track where a rider or driver will apply the brakes.

The racer memorized the braking plan for every corner of the circuit.

3. In aviation, a procedure for using wheel brakes and other slowing devices after landing.

The pilot reviewed the braking plan before touchdown on the wet runway.

4. In robotics, a programmed sequence that brings a moving machine to a safe stop.

The robot's braking plan keeps it from bumping into the shelf.