Practice question
A driver says the front wheel limiting valve should be used on dry pavement to shorten stopping distance. What is the best correction?
- Use the dry-road position on dry pavement; limiting steering axle pressure is only for conditions where it is essential to safety
- Use the slippery position on every paved road
- Remove the front brake lines to prevent steering axle lockup
- Use the hand valve instead of the foot valve
Answer: A — Use the dry-road position on dry pavement; limiting steering axle pressure is only for conditions where it is essential to safety
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