It was impossible to keep the car to thirty going down the hill without using brakes.

The Space Shuttle also uses frictional brakes on its wheels.

Variable loads may be applied using eddy current brakes or DC generators.

Modern trains use brakes in various forms based on this design.

Players are allowed to use brakes in the front of the skate, with a diameter or larger side not larger than 5 cm.

Montreal's metro trains use electromagnetic brakes, which create retarding forces against the side rails of the track.

When cars were first made, they used just rear brakes.

The car uses 2 pot/1 pot front and rear brakes.

By 1939, all the major car makers were using unassisted hydraulic brakes; Ford was the last to switch from cable-manipulated systems.

However, some park riders prefer to use brakes (rear or both) for an increased variety of tricks and more control.