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How should a driver brake hard in a vehicle equipped with anti-lock brakes?
Correct answer: Keep firm, steady pedal pressure and steer; do not pump.
Why
Anti-lock brakes work with firm, continuous pedal pressure while the driver continues steering; vibration or mechanical noise can be normal during operation.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · ABS hard-braking response · p. 47
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