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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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Which braking systems must a passenger vehicle keep in working condition?
Correct answer: A service foot brake and a parking brake.
Why
Check both the service and parking brakes and never operate a vehicle with an unsafe braking defect. The foot brake controls ordinary slowing, while the parking brake helps secure the stopped vehicle. One working system is not a substitute for maintaining both systems in safe condition.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Brakes · p. 19
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