Safe DrivingCâu 77 / 80
To make smooth stops that protect passengers, a driver should:
a.Wait until the last moment to brake
b.Brake only with the parking brake
c.Look far ahead and brake early and gently
d.Stop suddenly to stay on schedule
Giải thích
Looking far ahead lets you see stops and hazards early so you can brake gently over a longer distance. Gradual braking keeps seated and standing riders from being thrown. Rushing and hard braking put passengers at risk and are not worth staying on schedule.
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