UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

When might ABS fail?

On loose road conditions During regular maintenance In perfect weather On smooth roads

Correct Answer:

On loose road conditions

Explanation:

ABS (anti-lock braking system) fails when the road conditions are loose or slippery. This happens because the system relies on friction between the tires and the road to function properly, and when there is less traction due to loose or slippery road conditions, it can cause the system to fail. Regular maintenance, perfect weather, and smooth roads do not significantly impact the functioning of ABS.

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