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In a vehicle without anti-lock brakes, what is threshold braking?
Correct answer: Braking firmly and steadily without locking the wheels.
Why
For a vehicle without ABS, threshold braking means steady pressure just short of wheel lock. It takes practice and helps retain steering control. A vehicle with ABS can provide steering control during firm braking; follow its owner's manual for the specific system.
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