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Nebraska law sets the brake equipment for an ordinary passenger car. Which setup meets the rule?
Correct answer: A service brake and a separate parking brake, both kept in good working order.
Why
The service brake is the foot pedal that you use to slow and stop. The parking brake is a separate system that holds the car when it is parked. Nebraska law requires the two systems to be built so that no part likely to fail is shared by both, so one failure does not leave you with no brakes.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Brakes · p. 37
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