When are anti-lock brakes of most use to you?

A: When you’re braking gently

B: When you’re braking on rural roads

C: When you’re braking harshly

D: When you’re braking on a motorway

Anti-lock brakes won’t be needed when you’re braking normally. Looking well down the road and anticipating possible hazards could prevent you from having to brake late and harshly. Knowing that you have anti-lock brakes isn’t an excuse to drive in a carel

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