Practice question

A vehicle pulls to one side under braking. A likely cause is:

  1. A correctly working dual-circuit brake system
  2. Uneven braking force, for example a seized caliper, contaminated pad, or blocked brake hose on one side
  3. A fully charged battery
  4. Correct tyre pressures on all wheels

Answer: B — Uneven braking force, for example a seized caliper, contaminated pad, or blocked brake hose on one side

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