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Traffic Rules and Driving Basics 001

2016-10-07View Original

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When braking on a slippery road surface and the vehicle starts to deviate from its course, the correct action is: A. Gently press and release the brake pedal repeatedly; B. Press the brake pedal firmly; C. Do not press the brake pedal; D. Press the brake pedal in any manner. The correct answer is C: Do not press the brake pedal. In this situation, pressing the brake pedal immediately can easily cause the vehicle to roll over. If the rear wheels are kept braked and the pedal is not released, the vehicle will experience understeer ； If the brake pedal is not released while the front wheels are continuously braked, the vehicle will lose control of its direction. The correct thing to do is to grip the steering wheel firmly first, and not hit the brakes urgently.
Reply #22016-10-07
A: Gently press and release the brake pedal continuously
Reply #32016-10-07
When braking on a slippery road surface and the vehicle starts to deviate from its course, the correct action is: A. Gently press and release the brake pedal repeatedly; B. Press the brake pedal firmly; C. Do not press the brake pedal; D. Press the brake pedal in any manner. In this situation, pressing the brake pedal immediately can easily cause the vehicle to roll over. If the rear wheels are continuously braked and the pedal is not released, the car will experience understeer; if the front wheels are continuously braked and the pedal is not released, the car will lose control of its direction. The correct thing to do is to grip the steering wheel firmly first, and not hit the brakes urgently.
Reply #42016-10-07
Correct answer: C Do not step on the brake pedal
Reply #52016-10-07
Correct answer: C Do not step on the brake pedal
Reply #62016-10-07
Correct answer: C Do not step on the brake pedal
Reply #72016-10-07
A: Gently press and release the brake pedal continuously

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