Safe DrivingQuestion 69 of 80
If ABS fails, your bus will:
a.Still have normal braking, so you brake as you would without ABS
b.Have no brakes at all
c.Automatically stop itself
d.Only brake in reverse
Explanation
If the ABS malfunctions, you still have normal service brakes and can stop the bus as you would a vehicle without ABS. The ABS warning lamp will alert you to the fault, and the system should be repaired. You simply lose the anti-lock function, not the brakes themselves.
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