Class 1 Practice – Page 6 – EDA-Knowledge Test

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#1. To stop quickly in an emergency, what should you do if your vehicle has antilock brakes (ABS)?

Pump the brakes.

Apply firm, continuous pressure to the brake pedal

repeatedly brake until the wheels are about to lock, then release

take your put off the breaks once you feel the brake pedal pulsate.

If you must stop in an emergency, apply firm, hard continuous pressure to the brake pedal until you come to a complete stop. Don’t worry about possibly locking the wheels. If the ABS computer senses that a wheel is about to lock, it will automatically release that brake to get the wheel rolling again, then reapply the brake. When ABS is working, some pulsation of the brake pedal is normal.