What's the difference in action between ABS-equipped and conventional brake systems in emergencies?

• ABS requires steady, continuous pressure, while conventional brakes need frequent pumping.
  Explanation:

  "In emergencies, ABS-equipped brakes require steady, continuous pressure on the brake pedal, allowing the system to prevent wheel lock-up and maintain steering control. In contrast, conventional brakes may need the driver to pump the brake pedal to avoid wheel lock-up and maintain traction."
• ABS demands rapid and continuous brake pedal pressing, while conventional brakes need gentle taps.
• ABS and conventional brakes both demand constant, forceful pressing for effective stopping.
• ABS requires brake pedal releases, while conventional brakes need rapid, continuous pumping.