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Explain the term “service brakes”:
Explain the term “service brakes”: Correct answer: A braking system that acts on all the wheels of a vehicle and allows slowing the vehicle down or stopping it in all road conditions.
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Explain the term “service brakes”:
Answers
- A braking system that acts on all the wheels of a vehicle and allows slowing the vehicle down or stopping it in all road conditions.
- An auxiliary (parking/hand) brake system, designed to prevent accidents, which only acts on the wheels of the rear axle.
- A braking system that only slows the vehicle down during very steep descents, but is not used for stopping.
- A braking system that is working at times of danger only and brakes the vehicle until making a complete stop.
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Correct answer: A. A braking system that acts on all the wheels of a vehicle and allows slowing the vehicle down or stopping it in all road conditions.
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