Practice question

A school bus pulls to the right during braking. Tires, alignment, and air pressure to both chambers are equal. Which is the MOST likely brake-related cause?

  1. Contaminated or glazed lining, a seized cam/slack, or unequal shoe contact on one side
  2. A faulty governor
  3. A saturated air dryer
  4. A weak spring brake on both rear wheels

Answer: A — Contaminated or glazed lining, a seized cam/slack, or unequal shoe contact on one side

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