ABS Braking System
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What is the primary function of ABS?

  • To disconnect the brakes during emergency stops
  • To increase pressure in the braking system
  • To swiftly reduce pressure in the braking system (correct)
  • To lock up the wheels during braking
  • What happens when ABS reduces pressure in the braking system?

  • The wheels of the vehicle accelerate
  • The wheels of the vehicle lock up
  • The wheels of the vehicle decelerate (correct)
  • The wheels of the vehicle maintain speed
  • Why does ABS reduce pressure in the braking system?

  • To disconnect the brakes
  • To increase the speed of the vehicle
  • To prevent wheel lock-up (correct)
  • To increase the stopping distance
  • What is the result of wheel lock-up during braking?

    <p>Loss of control of the vehicle</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of ABS in emergency braking situations?

    <p>To swiftly reduce pressure in the braking system</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)

    • The primary function of ABS is to prevent wheel lock-up during braking, allowing the vehicle to maintain traction and stability.

    ABS Functionality

    • When ABS reduces pressure in the braking system, it allows the wheels to continue rotating, which helps to maintain vehicle control and stability.

    • ABS reduces pressure in the braking system to prevent wheel lock-up, which can cause skidding and loss of control.

    Consequences of Wheel Lock-up

    • Wheel lock-up during braking can result in loss of traction, skidding, and reduced vehicle control, increasing the risk of accidents.

    Role of ABS in Emergency Braking

    • The role of ABS in emergency braking situations is to rapidly pulse the brakes, allowing the vehicle to maintain traction and stability, and enabling the driver to steer safely around obstacles.

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    Learn about the primary function of Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), its role in emergency braking, and the consequences of wheel lock-up. Take this quiz to test your knowledge of ABS!

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