<span>The driver’s foot must remain firmly on the brake pedal to activate the ABS.
An Anti-lock Brake system (ABS) is an effective braking system if used correctly. It simply keeps the foundation braking systems from locking up. It allows the driver to maintain directional stability and in some cases, reduces stopping distances during emergency situations when a driver slams the brake.
The foot of those drivers in vehicles equipped with ABS should remain firmly on the brake pedal, allowing this system to automatically kick in. In case of a slippery road or a panic stop, an Anti-lock Brake system prevents wheel lock up and helps your vehicle maintain a straight line</span>
B.tablet because it is technically not a computer in traditional sence but a hand held device.
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<span>The correct answer is D - all of the above. It's important to maintain a vehicle to keep it road-worthy for as long as possible without compromising fuel economy, environmental impact or safety. It may also be a legal requirement.</span>
