You are driving a motor vehicle fitted with anti-lock braking system (ABS). How do you achieve the shortest possible braking distance?

You selected the correct answer. With a motor vehicle equipped with ABS, the shortest possible braking distance is achieved by pressing the brake pedal suddenly and with maximum force. ABS automatically prevents the wheels from locking, allowing you to maintain full braking power while still steering. This technology eliminates the need to pump the brakes or press gently; instead, applying strong and continuous pressure is the most effective way to stop quickly and safely. Remember, this technique only applies if your vehicle has ABS.