Safe driving 2 pts
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS):
Correct answer
- Ensures vehicle steerability during braking.
Other options
- Always shortens the vehicle's braking distance.
- Does not change the braking distance, only increases vehicle steerability during braking.
Explanation
Steering while braking: The main purpose of ABS isn't to stop shorter (on loose surfaces it might even be longer), but to prevent wheels from…
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