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Your vehicle does not have anti-lock brakes. During braking, the wheels begin to lock. What does the handbook advise?
Correct answer: Release pressure, then apply the brakes again without locking the wheels.
Why
Without ABS, brake just hard enough to avoid locking the wheels. If they lock, release pressure and apply the brakes again. This controlled or threshold braking differs from the firm, continuous pressure used with full ABS. Know your vehicle’s braking system.
Verified against What Every Driver Must Know and cited current authority · Braking without anti-lock brakes · p. 77
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