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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A hazard requires a quick stop in a car with working anti-lock brakes. What should you do?
Correct answer: Press the brake firmly and continuously, steering as needed.
Why
Apply firm continuous brake pressure. Keep pressing if the pedal pulses, and steer toward a safe path if needed. Follow the vehicle instructions. This differs from a hydraulic brake failure, where the normal service brakes are not working.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Emergency braking with working ABS · p. 115, 138, 139
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