Braking · South Australia

Practice Question 333

Choose A, B or C to see the correct answer.

What does anti-lock braking (ABS) do?

A Stops the wheels locking so you can steer while braking hard Correct Answer
B Makes the car stop in half the distance on any road surface Correct Answer
C Switches the engine off whenever you press the brake pedal Correct Answer

Why: ABS controls braking force to stop tyres skidding, for example under heavy braking or on slippery roads.Source: official source

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