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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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What braking equipment must a passenger car have?
Correct answer: Service brakes and a separate parking brake.
Why
A passenger car needs compliant service brakes and a parking-brake system. The service brakes must control and stop the vehicle; the parking brake must hold the loaded vehicle on the grade conditions specified by law. Maintain both systems and repair defects before driving.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Two braking systems · p. 46
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