A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, having stored thereon instructions for operating a brake control system for a vehicle, wherein the brake control system comprises a first axle and a second axle that follows the first axle in a direction of travel of the vehicle, wherein when the instructions are executed by a computer, the instructions cause the computer to perform a method comprising:
- providing the brake control system with a thrust signal, which is representative of a coasting mode of the vehicle;
- depending on the thrust signal, activating recuperation brakes associated with the first and second axles;
- providing the brake control system with a brake signal, which is representative of a vehicle brake actuation;
- depending on the brake signal, triggering another brake associated with the first axle;
- providing the brake control system with a lock signal, which is representative of an active anti-lock braking control of the another brake associated with the first axle;
- and
- depending on the lock signal, while maintaining the activation of the recuperation brake associated with the second axle, deactivating the recuperation brake associated with the first axle, and
- wherein in activating the recuperation brakes, the recuperation brakes associated with the first and second axles are each set to a thrust recuperation state.