Volkswagen Golf GTI 2016, Owner'S Manual, Page: 814 / 1341

The following actions override automatic braking in the event of an
accident:
When the driver depresses the accelerator. No automatic braking
occurs.
When the brake pressure transmitted through the depressed
brake pedal is greater than the brake pressure provided by the
system. The vehicle is braked manually.
Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
ABS helps to keep the wheels from locking up and helps to maintain
the driver's ability to steer and control the vehicle. This means the
vehicle is less likely to skid, even during hard braking:
Push the brake pedal down hard and hold it there. Don't take your
foot off the pedal or reduce the force on the pedal!
Do not pump the brake pedal or let up on it!
Steer the vehicle while pushing down hard on the brake pedal.
ABS stops working if you release or let up on the brake.
When ABS is doing its job, you will notice a slight vibration through
the brake pedal and hear a noise. ABS cannot shorten the stopping
distance under all conditions. The stopping distance may even be