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How should a driver use anti-lock brakes during a hard emergency stop?
Correct answer: Press firmly and hold the pedal while you steer.
Why
Anti-lock braking works by rapidly managing wheel pressure, so the driver should hold firm pedal pressure and steer.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · ABS during emergency braking · p. 19, 80
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