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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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Your car has working anti-lock brakes and you must make an emergency stop. What should you normally do?
Correct answer: Press firmly, keep the pressure on, and steer
Why
Apply firm, continuous brake pressure and keep steering toward a safe path. Pulsation or operating noise can be normal. Read the owner’s manual for the vehicle; a vehicle without ABS requires its own braking procedure.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Emergency braking with ABS · p. 63
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