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#1. How should you apply the parking brake during brake failure?
Applying it gradually prevents the wheels from locking and the vehicle from skidding.
#2. What should you do with your hazard lights during brake failure?
Hazard lights alert surrounding drivers that you are experiencing an emergency.
#3. True or False: Turning off the engine immediately is the best solution during brake failure.
Turning off the engine can disable steering assistance, making it harder to control the vehicle.
#4. What is a safe place to steer your vehicle if your brakes fail?
Steering toward a safe area away from traffic helps reduce risk to yourself and others.
#5. True or False: The parking brake (emergency brake) can help slow the vehicle during brake failure.
The parking brake can help slow the vehicle gradually if applied carefully.
#6. If you press the brake pedal and nothing happens, what should you try first?
Pumping the brakes may restore hydraulic pressure and bring back some braking ability.
#7. What mindset should teen drivers adopt regarding brake failure?
Calm and deliberate actions help drivers maintain control and stop the vehicle safely.
#8. True or False: Downshifting into a lower gear can help slow the vehicle during brake failure.
Lower gears use engine resistance to slow the vehicle, helping reduce speed safely.
#9. True or False: If your brakes fail, the first reaction should be to panic.
Panic can cause dangerous decisions. Staying calm helps you take the correct steps to regain control.
#10. What is brake failure?
Brake failure occurs when the braking system loses its ability to slow or stop the vehicle effectively.
