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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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Your car has working four-wheel anti-lock brakes. A hazard requires emergency braking. What should you do?
Correct answer: Press firmly and hold the brake; steer as needed.
Why
Apply firm, steady pressure and keep braking even if the pedal pulses. Steer as needed to a safe path. Follow the vehicle’s instructions. For conventional brakes without ABS, if traction is lost and the wheels lock, release and reapply the brakes in a pumping action to restore control. A brake-system failure has its own emergency procedure.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Emergency stop with working ABS · p. 48, 49, 86
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