With conventional brakes, the correct way to stop in an emergency situation where traction is lost and the car slides is by pumping the brakes.
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False.
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True.
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Explanation
Pumping the brakes helps to regain traction and control. By intermittently applying and releasing the brakes, you can prevent the wheels from locking up, which maintains some level of control over the vehicle.
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