Practice question

What does ABS (anti-lock braking system) primarily do?

  1. Increases engine power under braking
  2. Helps prevent wheels locking under hard braking so the driver can retain steering control
  3. Replaces the need for a handbrake
  4. Automatically steers around obstacles

Answer: B — Helps prevent wheels locking under hard braking so the driver can retain steering control

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