Question 703 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
A driver with ABS brakes brakes hard and feels the brake pedal vibrate. What does this mean?
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Correct answer to question 703
- D: The ABS is cycling each wheel from locked to slightly rolling
Explanation
ABS applies brake pressure at each wheel, cycling from locked to slightly rolling. You feel this as a vibration through the pedal, and you can still steer while braking hard.
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