Ontario G2 Road Test Training · Question
On a slippery road without ABS, the safer braking technique is:
Without ABS, brake just short of lock-up; if wheels lock, ease off and re-apply.
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Question: On a slippery road without ABS, the safer braking technique is:
Answer options:
- Slam the brakes ✅ Threshold/cadence braking — squeeze brakes firmly without locking
- Pull the handbrake
- Downshift only
Correct answer: Threshold/cadence braking — squeeze brakes firmly without locking
Explanation: Without ABS, brake just short of lock-up; if wheels lock, ease off and re-apply.
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