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How should you brake in an emergency with a functioning anti-lock braking system?
Correct answer: Press firmly and keep steady pressure
Why
ABS pulses the brakes automatically, so maintain steady pedal pressure; normal pedal vibration or pump noise is not a reason to release it.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Hard stop with ABS · p. 116
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