On what type of road surface may anti-lock brakes not work effectively?

A: Dry

B: Loose

C: Firm

D: Smooth

Hint

Poor contact with the road surface could cause one or more of the tyres to lose grip on the road. This is more likely to happen when braking in poor weather conditions and when the road has a loose, slippery or uneven surface.

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