How does the EBS system in an Audi A2 work?

Could you explain in detail how the Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) system works and how it contributes to handling and safety in the Audi A2?

The EBS system in an Audi A2 is designed to distribute brake force evenly between the front and rear axles, allowing for better control and stability during braking. This is especially useful in emergency situations. My personal recommendation is to always keep an eye on the brake fluid levels and have them checked regularly to ensure optimal performance.

The EBD system works by using sensors to detect and adjust the amount of brake force applied to each individual wheel. This helps to prevent loss of control and skidding, making the Audi A2 safer to drive. My advice is to avoid harsh braking and instead apply steady, even pressure to the brakes to maximize the effectiveness of the EBD system.