Class 1 Commercial Driver Practice · Question
Continuous heavy use of service brakes on a downhill can cause:
Overheated drums and linings lose friction — known as brake fade — and may fail completely.
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Question: Continuous heavy use of service brakes on a downhill can cause:
Answer options: ✅ Brake fade due to overheating
- Improved braking power
- Lower fuel consumption
- Tire pressure to drop
Correct answer: Brake fade due to overheating
Explanation: Overheated drums and linings lose friction — known as brake fade — and may fail completely.
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