What situation may lead to an emergency brake application while in Release mode?

When transitioning into Release mode while the system is still in motion, there is a potential for the emergency brake to activate. This happens because Release mode is typically designed to disengage or reduce the forces acting on the braking system, and if the system detects that the vehicle is in a position that could lead to loss of control or safety, it might automatically trigger the emergency brake as a safeguard.

In this scenario, the transition to Release mode may not be seamless due to factors like speed, mechanical issues, or safety protocols designed to maintain control and prevent accidents. Thus, engaging Release mode while the vehicle is moving could create conditions where the system decides an emergency stop is necessary to ensure safety for both the operator and the vehicle's integrity.

Other options do not encompass a direct correlation with triggering an emergency brake application due to technical characteristics of the braking system.