A commercial motor vehicle driver operating a vehicle without an antilock braking system (ABS) must execute an emergency stop while maintaining steering control. Which procedure correctly describes the controlled braking technique?
- AApply the brakes fully to lock the wheels, immediately release pedal pressure when the vehicle skids, and reapply full pressure once the wheels resume rolling.
- BEngage the auxiliary retarder to its highest setting and apply light, continuous service brake pressure to prevent overheating the brake drums.
- Apply the brakes as hard as possible without locking the wheels, keeping steering adjustments minimal and releasing the brakes only if the wheels lock or large steering corrections are required.Cevap
- DPump the brake pedal rapidly with light pressure while depressing the clutch pedal to the floor to disconnect engine torque.
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Applying the brakes as hard as possible without locking the wheels, making only minor steering adjustments, and releasing the brakes only if wheel lockup occurs or large steering corrections are needed.
Controlled braking requires applying the service brakes as hard as possible without causing the wheels to lock up. Keeping the wheels rolling maintains traction and allows the driver to make minor steering corrections to keep the vehicle in a straight path. If the wheels lock or large steering adjustments become necessary, the driver briefly releases and reapplies the brakes.
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Controlled braking execution and maintaining steering control during emergency stops
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