Practice question
What is the danger of driving a heavy vehicle through deep mud on an unpaved logging track with mud packed solidly inside the brake drums?
- Mud and abrasive grit glaze the brake shoes, score the brake drums, cause severe brake drag, and cause catastrophic loss of braking friction
- Mud inside brake drums makes the diesel fuel freeze
- Mud creates electrical shorts that disable the tachograph clock
- Mud makes the headlights shine with blue light
Answer: A — Mud and abrasive grit glaze the brake shoes, score the brake drums, cause severe brake drag, and cause catastrophic loss of braking friction
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