Revision question · Braking systems

Your vehicle has anti-lock brakes. How does this affect you when you're braking normally?

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There's no need to alter the way you brake

You'll be able to brake much later

You'll need to brake more firmly

There's no need to brake so early

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There's no need to alter the way you brakeThis was the right answer

Plan well ahead to enable you to brake normally. Don't rely on anti-lock brakes to compensate for deficiencies in your driving.

Reviewed reading for this question

Rule 120Highway Code rule · Firm continuous pressure lets ABS manage impending lock-up while retaining steering; do not pump, brake late or assume a shorter stop. Normal anticipated braking remains unchanged.

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