After a motor vehicle has been through water, the driver should press the brake pedal lightly and intermittently to restore braking efficiency.

ANSWER · A

When passing a water-overflowing road, water may enter the brakes. Pressing the brake pedal lightly and intermittently uses friction to clear out dirt that would otherwise stick inside the hub and reduce braking. The answer is true.

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