Continuously braking on a long downhill section will raise brake temperature, reduce braking effectiveness, and may even cause brake failure.

ANSWER · A

Going downhill, the car speeds up due to inertia. Continuous braking sharply reduces braking effectiveness as brake temperature rises. The most effective way to control speed is to use a low gear and engine braking. Shifting into neutral and coasting is strictly prohibited.

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